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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Ving or to V
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Now i am very confused about using "to V" or " Ving" in the first of sentence:
Example:
To lie or (lying) in the sun is pleasant.
could you explain this thing for me. Thank a lot
Now i am very confused about using "to V" or " Ving" in the first of sentence:
Example:
To lie or (lying) in the sun is pleasant.
could you explain this thing for me. Thank a lot
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Both are correct. In the first instance you used the infinitive to lie and in the second you opted for the gerund lying .
- Both are correct.
- In the first instance you used the infinitive to lie and in the second you opted for the gerund lying .
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Both are correct.
In the first instance you used the infinitive to lie and in the second you opted for the gerund lying.
In the first instance you used the infinitive to lie and in the second you opted for the gerund lying.
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