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Thread: prone to do vs. prone to doing
- 31-Dec-2011, 14:49 #1
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prone to do vs. prone to doing I've come across both uses. Are they both correct? The Longman dictionary only lists the use of prone to do something, but I am almost sure I've read the one as well. Is there a difference between the two?
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- 31-Dec-2011, 14:53 #2
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Re: prone to do vs. prone to doing Yes.
Originally Posted by batmura 
Negative. Originally Posted by batmura
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