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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Stupid question about Preposition
The event is organized for people which is looking for a relationship.
The event is organized for people looking for a relationship
Both are correct ?
The statement 2 , is that about a structure of preposition + (verb)ing
What if preposition + noun + verb?
Dose it still have to add ing after verb?
Thanks it might be a bit confusing.
The event is organized for people looking for a relationship
Both are correct ?
The statement 2 , is that about a structure of preposition + (verb)ing
What if preposition + noun + verb?
Dose it still have to add ing after verb?
Thanks it might be a bit confusing.
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Felixxx Both are correct ? No, but these are: The event is organized for people who are l ooking for a relationship. The event is organized for people looking for a relationship .
- Felixxx Both are correct ?
- No, but these are: The event is organized for people who are l ooking for a relationship.
- The event is organized for people looking for a relationship .
- Does that answer any of your question?
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FelixxxBoth are correct ?No, but these are:
The event is organized for people who are looking for a relationship.
The event is organized for people looking for a relationship.
Does that answer any of your question?
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I don't understand why it is
"organized for people looking for " instead of
"organized for people to look for"
is it about the situation is already exists?
"organized for people looking for " instead of
"organized for people to look for"
is it about the situation is already exists?
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Felixxxis it about the situation is already exists?It will already exist when the event happens: those people looking for a relationship will come to it.
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