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Old 22-Feb-2010, 11:12
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I would like to know which sentence(s) is/are correct.
1. It is fun to ride a bike.
2. It is fun riding a bike.
3. To ride a bike is fun.
4. Riding a bike is fun.
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Old 22-Feb-2010, 12:48
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Originally Posted by wowenglish1 View Post
I would like to know which sentence(s) is/are correct.
1. It is fun to ride on a bike.
2. It is fun riding a bike.
3. To ride on a bike is fun.
4. Riding a bike is fun.
All sound grammatical to me now.

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