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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Use of infinitive or prep. phrase
How can you tell when to use an infinitive or a prep. phrase with a gerund as the object of the prep. phrase.
For example, should a sentence have: to achieve (infinitive) or to achieving (prep/gerund)?
Also, how do you find what you've posted. I posted this same question yesterday, and can't find it. HELP!!!!!!
For example, should a sentence have: to achieve (infinitive) or to achieving (prep/gerund)?
Also, how do you find what you've posted. I posted this same question yesterday, and can't find it. HELP!!!!!!
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- See Ask further questions if that doesn't answer your question.
- If you register, it will be easier to find your posts because they'll all be under your name.
- Otherwise you'll have to search page by page through the section you posted in.
- CJ
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Ask further questions if that doesn't answer your question.
If you register, it will be easier to find your posts because they'll all be under your name. Otherwise you'll have to search page by page through the section you posted in.
CJ
Ask further questions if that doesn't answer your question.
If you register, it will be easier to find your posts because they'll all be under your name. Otherwise you'll have to search page by page through the section you posted in.
CJ
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