Both are acceptable, I prefer #2.Originally Posted by sitifan
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#1 04-Aug-2011, 06:34It ... to V / Ving
1. It is convenient to live in such a modern city.
2. It is convenient living in such a modern city.
#1 is correct. Is #2 also acceptable?
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#2 04-Aug-2011, 09:28Re: It ... to V / Ving
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#3 04-Aug-2011, 11:42Re: It ... to V / Ving
It is really meaningful __________ some children who don't have money to go to school. (A) teaching (B) not to teach (C) that teach (D) to teach
The answer to the above question is option D. Is option A also acceptable?
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#4 04-Aug-2011, 11:44Re: It ... to V / Ving
Yes. Originally Posted by sitifan
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