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Daithy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which one is actually correct?
"Love having someone cook for me."
"Love having someone to cook for me."
"Love having someone cooking for me."
Thanks.
"Love having someone to cook for me."
"Love having someone cooking for me."
Thanks.
Top answer
" The second sentence may suggest more strongly than the others that this is a regular arrangement.
- " The second sentence may suggest more strongly than the others that this is a regular arrangement.
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All those variations are correct, but, other than in very casual English, you need to include the subject:
"I love having someone cook for me."
The second sentence may suggest more strongly than the others that this is a regular arrangement.
"I love having someone cook for me."
The second sentence may suggest more strongly than the others that this is a regular arrangement.
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