What's the difference between the two sentences?
Could anyone tell me the following two sentences are right or wrong? If both of them are right, could you please tell me what's the difference between them?
1. Are there benefits to learning a foreign language?
2. Are there benefits to learn a foreign language?
And also, is it okay if I put the word "any" between the word "there" and "benefits"? (eg: Are there any benefits to learning a foreign language?/ Are there any bebefits to learn a foreign language?)
Any answers will be highly appreciated, thanks a million! ^^
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Answers · 13
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The first one is correct but the sec on one is not.
Yes you can put 'any' after 'there'.
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Only the first one is correct. You need a noun after 'to', so here you need to use a gerund.
And you can add 'any' there. I think it's more natural like that actually.
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