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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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with a view to
is it right to say; 'i came to your house with a view to thanking you'. ?
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Anonymous I s it right to say , ' I came to your house with a view to thanking you ’? Yes, but it’s a bit wordy. I would say, ‘I came to your house to thank you’ .
- Anonymous I s it right to say , ' I came to your house with a view to thanking you ’?
- Yes, but it’s a bit wordy.
- I would say, ‘I came to your house to thank you’ .
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AnonymousIs it right to say, 'I came to your house with a view to thanking you’?Yes, but it’s a bit wordy. I would say, ‘I came to your house to thank you’.
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that's right. because that is a clause of purpose. when you use the phrase" with a view to", it dedicates the purpose of doing something. just remember after " with a view to" you need ad gerund(V-ing)
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