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Hello, experts?
How are you doing?
I’m back with a silly question again.
Would you read the following question?
“ I tried not to put my energy and time into unchallenging work but thinking about what else I could do with this material.”
Can you focus on the part “but thinking about”? Grammatically, would it be OK to use “thinking” even though it doesn’t sound natural? I mean only in a grammatical point of view…
Your comment would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
Top answer
hohok I tried not to put my energy and time into unchallenging work but --- thinking about what else I could do with this material. At the point marked --- , something is missing grammatically. It could be "I'm": , but I'm thinking about (or I was ) Or it could be "into": not ...
- hohok I tried not to put my energy and time into unchallenging work but --- thinking about what else I could do with this material.
- At the point marked --- , something is missing grammatically.
- It could be "I'm": , but I'm thinking about (or I was ) Or it could be "into": not ...
- into ...
- but into thinking about hohok would it be OK to use “thinking” even though it doesn’t sound natural?
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hohokI tried not to put my energy and time into unchallenging work but --- thinking about what else I could do with this material.
At the point marked ---, something is missing grammatically.
It could be "I'm": , but I'm thinking about (or I was)
Or it co
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