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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...
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...
Because English grammar requires a gerund, "living", after "makes".
"to live" would fit in the following sentence, '.....that makes it pleasant to live here.'
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...
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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