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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
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My goal wasn't to give up my smartphone completely. Although I've gotten used to not having it and have enjoyed the positive changes its absence brought to my life, I know how convenient it is to have a smartphone.
Q) I'm not familiar with the structure underlined.
Can I say "My goal wasn't giving up my smartphone completely"?
Q) I'm not familiar with the structure underlined.
Can I say "My goal wasn't giving up my smartphone completely"?
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moon7296 Can I say "My goal wasn't giving up my smartphone completely"? It is possible, but the word 'goal' looks to the future, as does the infinitive structure.
- moon7296 Can I say "My goal wasn't giving up my smartphone completely"?
- It is possible, but the word 'goal' looks to the future, as does the infinitive structure.
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moon7296Can I say "My goal wasn't giving up my smartphone completely"?It is possible, but the word 'goal' looks to the future, as does the infinitive structure.
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