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Felix
What's the difference between "to do" and "doing"?
Here are two examples below:
Having lost all his money, Mark had no choice but to ask the police for help. Why using "to ask", not "asking"
They postponed giving a definite answer. Why "giving", not "to give".
5 Eki 2015 15:01
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You are confused because in the 2nd sentence "giving" is not a verb, it is a verbal noun( gerund)
and the entire last half of the sentence is actually the object.
ex:
They posponed the game.
the game is the object
A verbal noun is the act of doing something, not the action itself
ex :
After (the act of ) reading the newspaper I went for a walk.
I like reading.
Reading imroves your mind.
5 Ekim 2015
Hello Ervin,
Very often the form of the second verb depends on the first verb. So in the second sentence 'postpone' is always followed by the -ing form of any verbs following.
The first one is a pattern 'to have no choice but to + verb infinitive'.
Hope this helps.
Bob
5 Ekim 2015
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Felix
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