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Guyper Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Verbs after a preposition
I know that a verb that comes after for will always be in -ing
But I'm a bit confused for to
1."Do you object to working late?"
2."Do you want to work late?"
Under what rules do you have to turn the verb into -ing for to?
Thank you
But I'm a bit confused for to
1."Do you object to working late?"
2."Do you want to work late?"
Under what rules do you have to turn the verb into -ing for to?
Thank you
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See and follow the links at the end of that post. CJ
- See and follow the links at the end of that post.
- CJ
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