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Shelby Killuminati Posted 12 years ago
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'To receiving' here
'I would only let a Law Enforcement Officer to receiving the CCTV Footage.'
'to receiving' here used as gerund. Any mistake in it ?
If there is a mistake please fix it in a way that 'to receiving' stays in it functioning as gerund.
'to receiving' here used as gerund. Any mistake in it ?
If there is a mistake please fix it in a way that 'to receiving' stays in it functioning as gerund.
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Shelby Killuminati Any mistake in it ? Yes, indeed. Shelby Killuminati If there is a mistake please fix it in a way that 'to receiving' stays in it functioning as gerund.
- Shelby Killuminati Any mistake in it ?
- Yes, indeed.
- Shelby Killuminati If there is a mistake please fix it in a way that 'to receiving' stays in it functioning as gerund.
- That cannot be done, because 'let' does not accept an '-ing' verb form.
- These are three other choices (not synonymous, of course—they are just examples): I would only let a Law Enforcement Officer receive the CCTV footage.
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Shelby Killuminati Any mistake in it ?Yes, indeed.
Shelby KilluminatiIf there is a mistake please fix it in a way that 'to receiving' stays in it functioning as gerund.That cannot be done, because 'let' does not accept an '-ing' verb form. These are three other choices (not synonymous, of course—they are just examples):
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