March 27, 2023
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I've been having some difficulties using to + gerund so I would like to ask you if there are some rules about using it and if you could give me some examples like "I'm looking forward to correcting your journals."
Thank you for reading. 😊
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A Question
I've been having some difficulties using to + gerund so I would like to ask you if there are some rules about using it and if you could give me some examples like "I'm looking forward to correcting your journals.
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Thank you for reading.
😊
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I had to think about this. We can't use "to" + gerund unless there's another verb in front of it just like in "I'm looking forward to correcting your journals." The "am looking" is the verb phrase which precedes the "to" + gerund phrase. Then the "to" + gerund acts like a direct object to the verb phrase before it. Am I making sense? I hope this helps! This is a very good question!
March 29, 2023
I see, thank you so much for explaining me! Now I undertand it better.
A Question
I've been having some difficulties using to + gerund so I would like to ask you if there are some rules about using it and if you could give me some examples like "I'm looking forward to correcting your journals.
"
Thank you for reading.
😊
Feedback
Here are some:
I'm looking forward to going to dinner.
I'm used to writing in Spanish every day.
I'm hoping to travel to Argentina next year.
I'm waiting to buy a house when I save up more money.
March 29, 2023
Thanks for correcting me and giving me examples! :)
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