Is the word argue used in infinitive form ? Yes. Why don't we use the gerund form ? Because you have to match it with the form of do . Use the infinitive in all cases except when doing precedes. (When you use the infinitive, the to is

"All you ever do is argue." Is the word argue used in infinitive form ? Yes. Why don't we use the gerund form ? I wouldn't say 'All you ever do is arguing' is wrong, but it doesn't sound good to me. Best

Hi, "All you ever do is argue." Is the word argue used in infinitive form ? Yes. Why don't we use the gerund form ? I wouldn't say 'All you ever do is arguing' is wrong, but it doesn't sound good to me.

What is your favourite Grammar Book? I'm pleased you like my explanation! Thank you for that. I don't really have a favourite grammar book - and I haven't read a grammar book for about 30 years anyway. I think for basic elementary

There are so many posts at this site and I do not have the time to answer them all, but may I suggest you buy a good book on grammar.-Ron in Tasmania

is the geund is true? not recording a journal is a common mistakes in data entry

Here are a pair of sentences. In (A), gerund is used as a subject and in (B), perparatory pronoun "it" is. They are all grammatically alright or sound natural? If not, please let me know the reason. Thank you. (A) Climbing a mountain

I met a screenplay teacher who insisted "-ing" words (I'm referring to verbals), should not be in a screenplay. Only ... thing on my part, but I like the pp tense. Should I be worried about this? Thanks. W : ) This stems from an

1) Running makes me healthy. 2) To run makes me healthy. According to some gramma book , both " to infinitive " and " Gerund" can be the subject of the sentence. So what is the difference between the above

Hi Ticce. There are some verbs which are followed with infg forms. __ Some verbs that are followed by -ing can also be followed by infinitive of purpose. One of them is stop. See these ones: I stopped talking . (I ceased to do it.) (I stopped