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15-Jul-2007, 04:36
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 living/to live Situated at an elevation of 1,350m, the city of Kathmandu, which looks out on the sparkling Himalayas, enjoys a warm climate year-round that makes [living / to live] here pleasant. The answer sheet says living is right. Why not to live ? Best regards...  |
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15-Jul-2007, 06:49
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| Re: living/to live Quote:
"to live" would fit in the following sentence, '.....that makes it pleasant to live here.' |
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15-Jul-2007, 07:51
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| Re: living/to live Quote:
Situated at an elevation of 1,350m, the city of Kathmandu, which looks out on the sparkling Himalayas, enjoys a warm climate all year-round that makes living here pleasant |
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19-Jul-2007, 22:10
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| Re: living/to live Thanks a lot!!!  |
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20-Jul-2007, 08:25
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| Re: living/to live You are most welcome! |
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