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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Which one of these senteces is correct?
Hi! I have a quick question.
Which of these forms is correct? (if any)
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than to go for a walk.
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than going for a walk.
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than go for a walk.
Thanks a million!
Best,
Stefan
Which of these forms is correct? (if any)
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than to go for a walk.
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than going for a walk.
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than go for a walk.
Thanks a million!
Best,
Stefan
Top answer
Hi Stephan; You can use these: On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than to go for a walk. On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than go for a walk
- Hi Stephan; You can use these: On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than to go for a walk.
- On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than go for a walk
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Hi Stephan;
You can use these:
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than to go for a walk.
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than go for a walk
You can use these:
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than to go for a walk.
On a sunny day there is nothing else I would rather do than go for a walk
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