"To go home" is the only correct option.*Not a teacher
I once read that "the only thing I want is go home". "Going home" would sound more natural in spoken.
"The only thing I care about is going home every month."A learner
One is in a jail.
He regularly goes home every month.
How would you say that the only thing he cares is to go home every then?
In a conversation I would say
The only thing I care is my going home.
"To go home" is the only correct option.
No native speaker would say "The only thing I want is going home" or "The only thing I want is go home".
"To go home" is the only correct option.
No native speaker would say "The only thing I want is going home" or "The only thing I want is go home".
As I said before, no native speaker would say that.Hello, Bhaisahab.
I am probably wrong. But I do believe I've heard people say things like The only thing I want is go home many times. :shock:
I used to think people should only use to go home in this context then I changed my mind. Maybe I should change it back again.
Thanks
Richard
Yes, that's fine (without the question mark).And what about this one:
"The only thing to do is to go home?" Is it correct?
Thanks
W