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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
to do or by doing
The only way to do so is by using it.
The only way to do so is to use it.
The choice between by doing and to do is up to the speaker's preference?
The only way to do so is to use it.
The choice between by doing and to do is up to the speaker's preference?
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teacherJapan to do or by doing Either. Both are correct. teacherJapan speaker's preference?
- teacherJapan to do or by doing Either.
- Both are correct.
- teacherJapan speaker's preference?
- Yes, in the given context.
- CJ
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teacherJapanto do or by doingEither. Both are correct.
teacherJapan speaker's preference?Yes, in the given context.
CJ
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