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Furkanenglish Posted 10 years ago
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To do or For doing
"According to me, listening activities are very helpful for learning English"
"According to me, listening activities are very helpful to learn English"
What is the difference between these sentences?
Can anyone explain it to me with some examples?
"According to me, listening activities are very helpful to learn English"
What is the difference between these sentences?
Can anyone explain it to me with some examples?
Top answer
Personally, I never use the phrase according to me. I don't even know if this phrase is natural English. Helpful for doing something Helpful in doing something Exercise is helpful for controlling high blood pressure.
- Personally, I never use the phrase according to me.
- I don't even know if this phrase is natural English.
- Helpful for doing something Helpful in doing something Exercise is helpful for controlling high blood pressure.
- Exercise is helpful in controlling high blood pressure.
- Tom
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Personally, I never use the phrase according to me. I don't even know if this phrase is natural English.
Helpful for doing something
Helpful in doing something
Exercise is helpful for controlling high blood pressure.
Exercise is helpful in controlling high blood pressure.
Tom
Helpful for doing something
Helpful in doing something
Exercise is helpful for controlling high blood pressure.
Exercise is helpful in controlling high blood pressure.
Tom
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