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Tashiro Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Road to doing vs road to do
Hi, please help me.
"He is on the road to being an actor."
Is it possible to change "...road to being an actor..." into "...road to be an actor..."?
If possible, is there any difference in meaning?
"He is on the road to being an actor."
Is it possible to change "...road to being an actor..." into "...road to be an actor..."?
If possible, is there any difference in meaning?
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No, the idiom only takes the gerund: to be on the road to doing.
- No, the idiom only takes the gerund: to be on the road to doing.
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No, the idiom only takes the gerund: to be on the road to doing.
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