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Taka Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

To do/doing

Do these both sound natural? If so, do these make exactly the same sense? Or is there any difference between them?

·Finishing this job will make you feel relieved.
·To finish this job will make you feel relieved.
  

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" You could also say: You will feel relieved when you finish the job. or Finish the job: you will feel relieved. or What will make you feel relief is to finish the job.

— Doctor D

  • " You could also say: You will feel relieved when you finish the job.
  • or Finish the job: you will feel relieved.
  • or What will make you feel relief is to finish the job.
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The more natural wording here is "finishing the job."

You could also say:
You will feel relieved when you finish the job.
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Finish the job: you will feel relieved.
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What will make you feel relief is to finish the job.
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