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| Happy New Year! Wishing you and everyone here a year full of luck, happiness, good health and wealth! Q1: Would teachers here explain why we have to add "ing" to the word "see" below: I look forward to seeing you soon. OR I look forward to receiving your reply soon. Q2: Can I write: He is 2.26m and 125kg for height and weight respectively. Does it seem muddled? Thanks sooooooo much, Help Wanted Last edited by Help Wanted; 02-Jan-2006 at 04:29. |
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| If you have a phrasal verb with three words, the last being 'to', then it is followed by a gerund. We use the gerund after 'to' with a number of expressions- object/be committed, etc. It's unnecessary- no one is 125kg tall, so you're not adding anything essential: He is 2.26m and 125kg. |
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| Thank you soooo much for your advice, teacher Tdol! |
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| You're always welcome. |
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