[ To-Infinitive, Bare Infinitive, and Gerund ]
Which sentence correctly uses a to-infinitive to express purpose?
A. He studied hard to pass the exam.
B. I enjoy to read books.
C. She went to the store buying groceries.
D. They are planning to go for a walk.
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewWhich is the correct way to correct the following run-on sentence?
My best friend drives a Maserati I want one too.
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A. My best friend drives a Maserti, I want one too.
B. My best friend drives a Maserati. I want one too.
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I ______ my dinner already. Have you had yours?
A. has
B. have
C. have had
D. is having