IDK's answer to crxrries's Primary 6 Maths Singapore question.
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Hi,
Whenever the answer before has the word "to", it will always be in the present tense and plural verb, which is "to take"
Examples:
Joy likes to eat burgers.
Madison loves to smell the scent of the flowers.
Hope this explains.
Whenever the answer before has the word "to", it will always be in the present tense and plural verb, which is "to take"
Examples:
Joy likes to eat burgers.
Madison loves to smell the scent of the flowers.
Hope this explains.
Date Posted:
2 years ago
Not always.
If the phrase is “look forward to…”, the word after “to” will not be a present-tense verb.
Look forward to meeting you again
Look forward to receiving an item
And so on.
If the phrase is “look forward to…”, the word after “to” will not be a present-tense verb.
Look forward to meeting you again
Look forward to receiving an item
And so on.
Yes, the phrases you are used are gerund, I was referring more to the sentence that was shown, anyway my bad.
Thank you
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