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Youssefdir Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"to be" or "to being"?
Hello,
which one is better?
"this would prevent cell edge users from having an opportunity to being served." or "this would prevent cell edge users from having an opportunity to be served."?
I feel the first is more self oriented so it better targets the meaning, what do you think?
which one is better?
"this would prevent cell edge users from having an opportunity to being served." or "this would prevent cell edge users from having an opportunity to be served."?
I feel the first is more self oriented so it better targets the meaning, what do you think?
Top answer
The first is not possible. It is always 'an opportunity to be'.
- The first is not possible.
- It is always 'an opportunity to be'.
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The first is not possible. It is always 'an opportunity to be'.
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youssefdiran opportunity to being servedSorry, but this one is just plain wrong.
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