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- 23-Dec-2011, 01:06 #1
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Verb amit problem sorry, but please, sombody tell me clearly about using 'amit', i mean when we use admit+ toV, + toVing,+ Ving
- 23-Dec-2011, 05:48 #2
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Teacher Re: Verb amit problem This verb goes with a gerund or to+gerund not with to+verb, and they mean the same thing: to accept unwillingly that something is true.
Originally Posted by misacao27 
sorry, but please, sombody tell me clearly about using 'amit', i mean when we use admit+ toV, + toVing,+ Ving
- 23-Dec-2011, 06:00 #3
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Teacher Re: Verb amit problem It can used with a to-infinitive. Look at the examples here, and come back if you have any questions:
admit verb (ACCEPT) - definition in British English Dictionary & Thesaurus - Cambridge Dictionary OnlineContext is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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