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11-Apr-2006, 03:04
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 how to identify when a word is a verb in gerund or a noun ex. I like to walking. Is this sentence gramatically correct? I like to walk. Is that sentence incorrect? Thank you for helping me. Victor. |
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11-Apr-2006, 05:42
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| Re: how to identify when a word is a verb in gerund or a noun I like walking  I like to walk I like to walking  |
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