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Thu 6 Jul, 2017 01:35 pm
I would like to know if I need to have the word "to" after and before the next verb or do I need to have "to" infront of the verb.
eg: I learn to eat and run ....... or.........I learn to eat and to run
I am stuck . what is the rule, many thanks
You can omit the second and subsequent occurrences of 'to'.
I want to eat, drink, and dance. I am forbidden to drink, smoke, or swear.
You can include them if you want.
I want to eat, to drink, and to dance. I am forbidden to drink, to smoke, or to swear.
@centrox,
Hi , thanks ...it sounded fine , I just wanted to know if there was a specific rule
@jqurashi,
jqurashi wrote:
Hi , thanks ...it sounded fine , I just wanted to know if there was a specific rule
If you want a rule it would be: either include all the 'to's or omit all except the first.
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