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Nicesmile86 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference?
1.I have left to take food outside?
2.I have left taking food outside?
what the difference between these two line?....Is there any gramatical mistake?...thakns in advance
2.I have left taking food outside?
what the difference between these two line?....Is there any gramatical mistake?...thakns in advance
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Hello, nicesmile-- and welcome to English Forums. #1 -- You have left for the purpose of taking food outside. #2 -- You have left and are simultaneously taking food outside.
- Hello, nicesmile-- and welcome to English Forums.
- #1 -- You have left for the purpose of taking food outside.
- #2 -- You have left and are simultaneously taking food outside.
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Hello, nicesmile-- and welcome to English Forums.
#1 -- You have left for the purpose of taking food outside.
#2 -- You have left and are simultaneously taking food outside.
#1 -- You have left for the purpose of taking food outside.
#2 -- You have left and are simultaneously taking food outside.
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thnaks mister micawber for replying. i got the first line but in the second line i have some doubt.By the second line i want to say that "I dont take food outside anymore"...can I express it by that line??
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No, #2 does not say that clearly. You can say 'I have stopped taking food outside' or 'I have left off taking food outside'.
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