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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Someone has the kindness [to do]
1. The man has the kindness to carry my baggage.
I'd like to know here if "to move" expresses a "degree" as in "I have enough money to buy a car."
And I'd like to know "to carry my baggage" modifies "the kindness."
Thank you in advance for your help.
I'd like to know here if "to move" expresses a "degree" as in "I have enough money to buy a car."
And I'd like to know "to carry my baggage" modifies "the kindness."
Thank you in advance for your help.
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I'm confused -- I don't see "to move" anywhere in your sentence.
- I'm confused -- I don't see "to move" anywhere in your sentence.
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I'm so sorry; I have made a big mistake.
1. The man has the kindness to carry my baggage.
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1. The man has the kindness to carry my baggage.
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park sang joonexpresses a "degree" as in "I have enough money to buy a car."More or less, though not explicitly. You can even rephrase the original thus.
The man is kind enough to carry my baggage.
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