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| "Be able to express emotions through actors really fascinates me" Which one would it be the most correct way to say it: 1) Being able to express emotions through actors really fascinates me" 2) To be Be able to express emotions through actors really fascinates me" Anyway, is "Be able..." a common accepted way to express in Press ? Thanks |
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| Was there any internal punctuation in the headline? It doesn't make sense as it stands. |
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| I can hear a movie director saying: "Being able to express emotions through actors really fascinates me" An actor would say: Being able to express emotions through acting really fascinates me" The "Be able" does not make sense. |
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