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Jayden Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
question about gerund and to infinitive
eg. I look forward to hearing your response.
I always se this sentence.
eg. It is hard to looking for a job. / It is hard to look for a job.
I am gonna ask we add'' gerund'' form to the verb after ''to'' sometimes, but I heard some guys said we should not add anything after ''to'' because of the bare infinity. However, I really see some sentences which are adding ''ing'' to the verb which is used after ''to''. How do we identify it?
I always se this sentence.
eg. It is hard to looking for a job. / It is hard to look for a job.
I am gonna ask we add'' gerund'' form to the verb after ''to'' sometimes, but I heard some guys said we should not add anything after ''to'' because of the bare infinity. However, I really see some sentences which are adding ''ing'' to the verb which is used after ''to''. How do we identify it?
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Jayden It is hard to looking for a job. No. Jayden It is hard to look for a job.
- Jayden It is hard to looking for a job.
- No.
- Jayden It is hard to look for a job.
- Yes.
- ____________ See CJ
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JaydenIt is hard to looking for a job.No.
JaydenIt is hard to look for a job.Yes.
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CJ
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