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18 Aug 2019, 23:04
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infinitive Verb —“to” ?? Confused , how to recognise where to use “to” and where “for “ ; is it mandatory to memorise what goes with “to” and what with “for” ??
And please suggest about “being” also , at times it is said to eliminate answer choices having “being “ ??
I am confused
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And please suggest about “being” also , at times it is said to eliminate answer choices having “being “ ??
I am confused
Plz guide
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18 Aug 2019, 23:08
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For eg, Each team of business students is responsible for creating a marketable business plan .
Why we can’t say : Each team of business students Is responsible to create a marketable business plan ???
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Why we can’t say : Each team of business students Is responsible to create a marketable business plan ???
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