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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Are both 'to smoke' and 'smoking' correct in this sentence?
I don't want people to smoke in my car.
I don't want people smoking in my car.
Or is there something missing in that sentence?
I don't want people to smoke in my car.
I don't want people smoking in my car.
Or is there something missing in that sentence?
Top answer
Both versions are correct.
- Both versions are correct.
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