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"It is" as the beginning of paragraphs
formality
gerunds
gerund-vs-infinitive
paragraphs
it
"believe someone to do something" - (why) is it wrong?
verbs
gerund-vs-infinitive
Use of the infinitive, always use 'to'?
infinitives
gerund-vs-infinitive
"I know him ʙᴇɪɴɢ honest" vs “I know him ᴛᴏ ʙᴇ honest”
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
gerund-vs-infinitive
nonfinite-verbs
predicate-frames
Even though she is angry, you should try _______ (talk) to her [closed]
gerund-vs-infinitive
To smoke vs Smoking at the beginning of the sentence [duplicate]
grammar
gerunds
gerund-vs-infinitive
to-for
predicate-frames
Which of the following sentences is correct ; basically I don't understand where to use gerund and where infinitive, and why
gerund-vs-infinitive
"... assisting emerging countries meet their development goals..." vs "... assisting emerging countries in meeting their development goals..."
gerund-vs-infinitive
Can gerund and infinitive forms be interchangeable when functioning as subject of a sentence?
grammar
gerund-vs-infinitive
Allow X: What’s the difference between "for the sharing of X" and "to share X"? Do they mean the same thing?
gerund-vs-infinitive
sentence-meaning
predicate-frames
deverbal-nouns
"doomed to" + noun or infinitive?
word-choice
verbs
infinitives
gerund-vs-infinitive
What are the correct words I have to insert here? (Verb patterns) [closed]
infinitives
gerund-vs-infinitive
'To solve' versus 'To solving'
grammar
syntactic-analysis
infinitives
clauses
gerund-vs-infinitive
"Go a long way to" + gerund vs infinitive
phrases
idioms
prepositions
gerund-vs-infinitive
For to ask if this title is grammatical
grammaticality
gerund-vs-infinitive
Can to-infinitives be used after the verb “dislike”?
gerund-vs-infinitive
catenative-verbs
Go shopping vs for shopping [closed]
prepositions
gerund-vs-infinitive
When to use verb, base verb or gerund [closed]
verbs
gerunds
gerund-vs-infinitive
Difference in meaning between gerund and infinitive [duplicate]
infinitives
gerunds
gerund-vs-infinitive
catenative-verbs
‘Drive somebody to’: Why with infinitive?
gerund-vs-infinitive
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