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| would you mind stopping walking? or would you mind stop walking? |
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| Mind takes a nominal as its object. [1] Would you mind stopping walking? ![]() => there are two objects here, stopping and walking. [2] Would you mind stop walking? ![]() => mind takes an -ing word. Stop doesn't have -ing. [3] Would you mind stopping? ![]() Other examples,
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| 1] Would you mind stopping walking? ![]() => there are two objects here, stopping and walking. I think this sentence right. Any comments? |
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| Try, Would you mind stopping from [doing something; e.g., walking]? |
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