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All you do is to make/making a lot of money.

Which verb should I use?

Thanks.

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Ask yourself -- Is "you is making" good English?

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contrex wrote:

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Ask yourself -- Is "you is making" good English?

Many thanks.

Just to confirm: All you do is (to) make a lot of money.
Is 'to' required?

Thanks again.

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contrex wrote:

make

Ask yourself -- Is "you is making" good English?

Many thanks.

Just to confirm: All you do is (to) make a lot of money.
Is 'to' required?

Thanks again.

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"to" is not required.

All you do is complain.

All I do is tidy up.

All he does is moan.

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Thanks, Contrex.

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