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Hi!
I have a question about the use of 'as well as' with verbs. I'm ok with everything else.
So, when do we need to use a verb + 'ing' and when 'to' + verb after 'as well as'? Are there any rules?
For example, in the following sentence, a verb + 'ing' is used.
He broke the window, as well as destroying the wall.
Is it correct? Or should it be: 'He broke the window, as well as broke the wall.'
In one official question, the following piece of sentence was incorrect because of broken parralelism:
"...condominium hotels permit buyers to acquire a specific room or suite, as well as acquiring...".
As was noted in most responses, the correct version should have been like this:
"...condominium hotels permit buyers to acquire a specific room or suite, as well as to acquire..."
GMATNinja ExpertsGlobal5 MartyTargetTestPrep, your help will be much appreciated.
I have a question about the use of 'as well as' with verbs. I'm ok with everything else.
So, when do we need to use a verb + 'ing' and when 'to' + verb after 'as well as'? Are there any rules?
For example, in the following sentence, a verb + 'ing' is used.
He broke the window, as well as destroying the wall.
Is it correct? Or should it be: 'He broke the window, as well as broke the wall.'
In one official question, the following piece of sentence was incorrect because of broken parralelism:
"...condominium hotels permit buyers to acquire a specific room or suite, as well as acquiring...".
As was noted in most responses, the correct version should have been like this:
"...condominium hotels permit buyers to acquire a specific room or suite, as well as to acquire..."
GMATNinja ExpertsGlobal5 MartyTargetTestPrep, your help will be much appreciated.
03 Sep 2023, 21:48
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UkrHurricane
Hi UkrHurricane,
Until you receive a better response, you could go through this video (we start discussing as well as at the 1h:28m mark):
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