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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Small question about infinitive form

I know that I can use this form:
"He has just advised me what to buy for our common friend's birthday"

But I don't know can I use a bit different form:
"He has advised me what a present to buy"
"He has advised me what a kind of gift to buy"
  

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He has just advised me what to buy for our friend's birthday. He has advised me what present to buy. He has advised me what kind of gift to buy.

— Mister Micawber

  • He has just advised me what to buy for our friend's birthday.
  • He has advised me what present to buy.
  • He has advised me what kind of gift to buy.
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He has just advised me what to buy for our friend's birthday.
He has advised me what present to buy.
He has advised me what kind of gift to buy.
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Thank you for answering so quickly! Will it right if I say:

I hope she understands how hard to reach the top of hill?
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Hello, zemeg—and welcome to English Forums.
zemegWill it right if I say:I hope she understands how hard to reach the top of hill?
No, you can't do that, sorry.

I hope she understands how hard it is to reach the top of hill.
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