To train vs to training
Hi, I've faced the bellow sentence in an english test online but I'm afraid the grammar of 'to training'. So is this sentence correct ? . Because I think, it should be 'to train' instead of 'to training'
They developed a unique approach to training their employees
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There's that pesky "to", again. It is sometimes a preposition, sometimes an adverb, and sometimes an infinitive particle. The choice depends on idiom.
- There's that pesky "to", again.
- It is sometimes a preposition, sometimes an adverb, and sometimes an infinitive particle.
- The choice depends on idiom.
- With "approach" in the definition "a particular manner of taking preliminary steps toward a particular purpose", you need it to be the preposition.
- Their approach was unique.
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There's that pesky "to", again. It is sometimes a preposition, sometimes an adverb, and sometimes an infinitive particle. The choice depends on idiom.
With "approach" in the definition "a particular manner of taking preliminary steps toward a particular purpose", you need it to be the preposition. Their approach was unique. They took a unique approach to the training of their employees.
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