木叶丸
How can the difference between "comfortable with doing sth" and "comfortbale doing sth" be best explained?
28 mrt. 2011 04:10
Antwoorden · 2
I thought about it long and hard and I really dont think there is a major difference between the meaning of the two.
28 maart 2011
After 'with' the -ing form is called a gerund and describes an activity. In other words the verb has the character of a noun.' I'm not comfortable with speaking in public' .Without 'with' the -ing form can either be a) a gerund as it's not necessary to use 'with' ' I'm not comfortable speaking in public' or b) a present participle describing an incomplete action.' 'I am comfortable sitting here'
28 maart 2011
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
Schrijf je vragen op en laat de moedertaalsprekers je helpen!