[Grammar] to make and making

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what is the difference between "to make" and "making" :roll:
 
Russell Williams said:
what is the difference between "to make" and "making" :roll:
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Both involve the verb "make". "To make" is the infinitive form; "making" is the present participle or the gerund form.
 
Russell Williams said:
What is the difference between "to make" and "making"? :roll:
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Welcome to the forum, Russell.

Please use correct capitalisation and punctuation in your future posts.
 
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