What sentence is correct?What is the difference between them?
1.In cold countried people wear thick clothes for keeping warm.
2.In cold countried people wear thick clothes to keep warm.

I think that the second sentence is correct.But I don't understand the difference between them.Gramatically they are both correct for me ((

Question

What sentence is correct?What is the difference between them?
1.In cold countried people wear thick clothes for keeping warm.
2.In cold countried people wear thick clothes to keep warm.

I think that the second sentence is correct.But I don't understand the difference between them.Gramatically they are both correct for me ((

Answer

*"In cold countrieS..."

Aside from that mistake, both sentences are technically correct. Of course, "keeping warm" is a noun (well, gerund) in the first sentence, and "to keep" is a verb in the second sentence. The second sentence sounds much more natural though. It sounds odd to use a noun here.

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