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Is annoy always followed by a gerund?



 
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Correct use of 'one of the *–est of its type' | Can someone please explain these 2 contexts?
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Is annoy always followed by a gerund? #1 (permalink) Mon Nov 13, 2006 11:37 am   Is annoy always followed by a gerund?
 

Dear teachers,
many thanks for correcting the paragraph below, especially the use of "annoy + ing":

"The resons are in the links below. If you don?t want to annoy (yourself?) in reading them, just ask yourself why there are on the web so many anti-paypal sites.."

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Annoy + ing #2 (permalink) Mon Nov 13, 2006 12:55 pm   Annoy + ing
 

Hi Alex

I'd change your sentence this way:

"The reasons are in the links below. If you don't want to bother reading them, just ask yourself why there are so many anti-paypal sites on the web."

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