I have a desire to (infinitive) make money.(1)
I have a desire to (preposition) making money.(2)
I have a desire to (preposion) money.(3)
I have a desire for money.(4)
The above 4 sentences ,which are correct?
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I have a desire to (preposition) making money.(2)
I have a desire to (preposion) money.(3)
I have a desire for money.(4)
The above 4 sentences ,which are correct?
Thank you !
Anonymouswhich are correct?These are:
I have a desire to make money.
I have a desire for making money. (Awkward but correct grammar)
I have a desire for money.
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Desire is a special noun word that takes to infinitive
So, i have a desire to make money is the right answer
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