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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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To going to
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to + infinitve and no 'ing' form, is this correct?
to + infinitve and no 'ing' form, is this correct?
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Anonymous help! to + infinitve and no 'ing' form, is this correct? I don't know what you are asking.
- Anonymous help!
- to + infinitve and no 'ing' form, is this correct?
- I don't know what you are asking.
- Write a complete sentence as an example about what you are asking.
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Anonymoushelp!
to + infinitve and no 'ing' form, is this correct?
I don't know what you are asking.
Write a complete sentence as an example about what you are asking.
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going to see
going to do
going to find
going to drive
going to decide
going to try
No -ing forms after 'going to'.
But with certain activities:
going fishing
going walking
going swimming
going hunting
going skiing
going hiking
No
going to do
going to find
going to drive
going to decide
going to try
No -ing forms after 'going to'.
But with certain activities:
going fishing
going walking
going swimming
going hunting
going skiing
going hiking
No
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CalifJimgoing to see
going to do
going to find
going to drive
going to decide
going to try
No -ing forms after 'going to'.
Sometimes we do say 'going to ....ing'.
'The industry is going to using plastic instead of glass.'
In the above sentence, "going" means 'switching' or '
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canadian45Sometimes we do say 'going to ....ing'.Good point. Apparently "using plastic" is not one of the "certain activities" I had in mind.
'The industry is going to using plastic instead of glass.'
*Let's go using plastic next week-end!
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