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Guyper Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which ones are incorrect?

A. "They discussed asking the cops for help"

B. "They discussed to ask the cops for help"

C. "They decided to ask the cops for help"

D. "They decided asking the cops for help"
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Top answer

Only A and C . The other two are impossible.

— Mister Micawber

  • Only A and C .
  • The other two are impossible.
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Only A and C. The other two are impossible.
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Last one please

A. "He's out of town doing some research"

B. "He's out of town to do some research"

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Thank you, MM, for your useful reply.
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Dear all, my suggestion on the above - They have decided to ask for the cops help. How is this?
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Anonymous my suggestion on the above - They have decided to ask for the cops help. How is this?
That is OK if you add an apostrophe, but it is irrelevant to the question that was asked.
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GuyperA. "He's out of town doing some research"B. "He's out of town to do some research"
Both of those are possible. A is more likely, I think.
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