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Hi, 1. I walk and I do walking. What is the difference between these two? The latter is not very idiomatic. It sounds a bit like you are taling about your hobbies. 2. Drink milk before you go to sleep. and Drinking milk before sleeping

In sentence A she couldn't remember setting the alarm clock and perhaps she still woke up but as to when she set it the night before, she had no memory. In B, she didn't set it and she didn't wake up in time. The infinitve points to a

Hi, It seems that you enjoy being called a windbag . (Should it be windbag or old windbag?)(What is the differences between windbag and old windbag?) 'Old' simply refers to the person's age or demeaour. It suggests you are old or

sir, please explain the difference between gerund and participle

What's the difference between the following two sentences ? I remember having done that. I remember doing that. Any nuances between them? And can we substitute "recall" for "remember" without a change in

to is not a preposition if it is followed by the dictionary form (base form) of a verb. It's part of an infinitive; it's an 'infinitive particle' or 'infinitive marker'. So your examples along the lines of want to play are

What s the difference between using I like her singing I like her sing?

Hello, I have no idea about the difference between perfect gerund and perfect participle. May anyone say something about it and give me some examples? Thank you. Nice days to you!

Q1. what is the difference between gerund nad prsent participle? Cant gerund be used as an adjective like "leaking pipe", "twinkling star"? Q2. Differece between: ---- Affect and effect . --Especially and Specially