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gerund and inf are used like a subject



 
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The differences between 'when' and 'while'? | between, among and the usage of 'at'
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gerund and inf are used like a subject #1 (permalink) Mon Jul 07, 2008 5:32 am   gerund and inf are used like a subject		  
Hi :D
"V_ing and to_V and V_inf" all of them are able to be used like a subject. But I don't kown when we use V_ing, to_V, V_inf. :roll: please help me
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gerund and inf are used like a subject #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 08, 2008 6:28 am   gerund and inf are used like a subject		  
If you're going to describe a kind of situation, then gerund will be the better choice.
*Swimming is my habbit.
If you're saying some kind of act, then infinitive will be the one.
*To swim is what I am going to do.
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