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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
When would be a good time to visit/for visiting?
Which one is correct?
when would be a good time for visiting?
when would be a good time to visit?
Is anyway to know when to use "to verb" and when to use "for verb-ing"?
Thank you guys really appreciate for the help!
when would be a good time for visiting?
when would be a good time to visit?
Is anyway to know when to use "to verb" and when to use "for verb-ing"?
Thank you guys really appreciate for the help!
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Not really much difference in meaning. The situations could differ.
- Not really much difference in meaning.
- The situations could differ.
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Idiomatically speaking, ".....What would be a good time ......" is typically followed by "to infinitive". So " to visit " is the right choice.
" For visiting" is not wrong, but it is less native in my opinion.
" For visiting" is not wrong, but it is less native in my opinion.
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