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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Which sentence is correct, specifically should it be 'of spending' or 'to spend'?

It was a great pleasure knowing you and having the opportunity 'of spending' great time with you.

It was a great pleasure knowing you and having the opportunity 'to spend' great time with you.

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"To spend" sounds more natural. "Of spending" is not wrong but it's just too formal, I'd not say that to a friends.

— Kareem Ahmed

  • "To spend" sounds more natural.
  • "Of spending" is not wrong but it's just too formal, I'd not say that to a friends.
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"To spend" sounds more natural. "Of spending" is not wrong but it's just too formal, I'd not say that to a friends.
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