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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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What I like best is reading/to read.
What I like best is reading/to read.
Does it make any difference if I use reading or to read in the above? Thanks.
Does it make any difference if I use reading or to read in the above? Thanks.
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Angliholic What I like best is reading/to read . Does it make any difference if I use reading or to read in the above? Thanks.
- Angliholic What I like best is reading/to read .
- Does it make any difference if I use reading or to read in the above?
- Thanks.
- What I like best is reading.
- ('to read' cannot fit into the sentence)
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AngliholicWhat I like best is reading/to read.What I like best is reading. ('to read' cannot fit into the sentence)
Does it make any difference if I use reading or to read in the above? Thanks.
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Yoong LiatThanks, Yoong.AngliholicWhat I like best is reading. ('to read' cannot fit into the sentence)
What I like best is reading/to read.
Does it make any difference if I use reading or to read in the above? Thanks.
But can you explain why "to read" doesn't fi
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AngliholicWhat I like best is reading/to read.Both are correct after to be.
CB
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Cool BreezeThanks, Cool Breeze.AngliholicWhat I like best is reading/to read.Both are correct after to be.
CB
Both sound equally right to me too, but are there any subtle nuances between them to you?
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AngliholicNo nuances.Cool BreezeThanks, Cool Breeze.AngliholicBoth are correct after to be.
What I like best is reading/to read.
CB
Both sound equally right to me too, but are there any subtle nuances between them to you?
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