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Lcchang Posted 18 years ago
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TOEIC Q/ infinitives
After I had advised her (A) to make her plan and (B) invest, she delayed (C) buying and considered (D) to quit the market altogether.
I chose (D) to be corrected to quitting. But I also wonder if there should be an infinitive "to" before "invest", so it's like "to invest". Please advise.
I chose (D) to be corrected to quitting. But I also wonder if there should be an infinitive "to" before "invest", so it's like "to invest". Please advise.
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It is optional here. Style suggests omitting it, since it is unnecessary for the parallelism.
- It is optional here.
- Style suggests omitting it, since it is unnecessary for the parallelism.
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It is optional here. Style suggests omitting it, since it is unnecessary for the parallelism.
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It is optional here. Style suggests omitting it, since it is unnecessary for the parallelism.
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