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I am starting reading some English books of my library today. Because I have forgotten many things, I decided to start from beggining, a total revision is not a bad friend....
First book epilogue (English grammar for ESL learners by Ed Swick) says:
English grammar is not necessarily a chore. Indeed, it can be the key to unlocking the very rich treasure.
Of course I understand the text. It does not have any complex words or idioms. But I am impatient to know right now; to unlocking or to unlock??
As I remember we say do you want to eat a cake and NOT do you want to eating a cake
Am I missing something??
Although I could search on Raymond Murphy's grammar book, I prefer to ask here, because it is not a suitable book for begginers.
First book epilogue (English grammar for ESL learners by Ed Swick) says:
English grammar is not necessarily a chore. Indeed, it can be the key to unlocking the very rich treasure.
Of course I understand the text. It does not have any complex words or idioms. But I am impatient to know right now; to unlocking or to unlock??
As I remember we say do you want to eat a cake and NOT do you want to eating a cake
Am I missing something??
Although I could search on Raymond Murphy's grammar book, I prefer to ask here, because it is not a suitable book for begginers.
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