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02-Apr-2006, 16:29
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 91-which form? Hello How should I complete the following sentence? "After 3 days, I continued… for the exam. A-to study B-studying Thanks in advance Matilda |
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03-Apr-2006, 03:57
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 Re: 91-which form? Both could be used. |
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04-Apr-2006, 13:31
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| Re: 91-which form? And isn't any of these two better or preferred to the other one? what about the formal and informal use of these two sentences??? Matilda |
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05-Apr-2006, 05:44
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| Re: 91-which form? Not really- some verbs that can take two forms have different meaning, like 'stop', but here there's no real difference.  |
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