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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
TO+ing or TO+infinitive
Activists present said they questioned the seriousness of the government's commitment to applying the national plan to combat violence against women.
In the sentence above, can I use to apply?? Is there any difference in meaning?
when to use the infinitive form or the ing form... pls explain
In the sentence above, can I use to apply?? Is there any difference in meaning?
when to use the infinitive form or the ing form... pls explain
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Either would be correct - there is no difference in meaning. I'm afraid I am unable to offer an explanation.
- Either would be correct - there is no difference in meaning.
- I'm afraid I am unable to offer an explanation.
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Either would be correct - there is no difference in meaning. I'm afraid I am unable to offer an explanation.
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Saad SikderActivists present said they questioned the seriousness of the government's commitment to applying the national plan to combat violence against women.In the sentence above, can I use to apply?? Is there any difference in meaning? when to use the infinitive form or the ing form... pls explainIt's "applying". "To apply" is an infinitive, and that is n
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