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NS28 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Non-Finite Verbs
What's basis difference between Gerund and Infinitive??
Both act as Noun but still different then how to differentiate between them?
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Neha28sharma Gerund and Infinitive Gerunds are verbs in their -ing form. Infinitives have 'to'. Gerunds look like taking, finding, doing, seeing, saying Infinitives look like to take, to find, to do, to see, to say CJ
- Neha28sharma Gerund and Infinitive Gerunds are verbs in their -ing form.
- Infinitives have 'to'.
- Gerunds look like taking, finding, doing, seeing, saying Infinitives look like to take, to find, to do, to see, to say CJ
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Neha28sharmaGerund and Infinitive
Gerunds are verbs in their -ing form.
Infinitives have 'to'.
Gerunds look like taking, finding, doing, seeing, saying
Infinitives look like to take, to find, to do, to see, to say
CJ
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