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Swapnilsoni Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To infinitive verbs
Are both of the following sentences correct?
"To walk is good for health"
"Wlaking is good for health"
"To walk is good for health"
"Wlaking is good for health"
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To walk is good for health. Walking is good for health. Both of those are grammatically correct, but the '-ing' form is much more common in the subject position.
- To walk is good for health.
- Walking is good for health.
- Both of those are grammatically correct, but the '-ing' form is much more common in the subject position.
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To walk is good for health.
Walking is good for health.
Both of those are grammatically correct, but the '-ing' form is much more common in the subject position.
Walking is good for health.
Both of those are grammatically correct, but the '-ing' form is much more common in the subject position.
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