I don’t like him, so I have no intention ____ speaking to him.
A. of
B. in
C. to
Note: Which one(s) is (are) correct and why? Thanks
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NoAgenda,
A. I don't like him, so I have no intention of speaking to him. This is correct.
C. I don't like him so I have no intention to speak TO him. This is correct
B. I don't like him, so I have no intention in speaking to him again.
This is possible but the sentence doesn't make sense.
in doing something......This expression can be used to show that as a result of doing one thing, something else happens.
In speaking to him, I gave him the impression that I like him.
In attempting to answer one problem, I created another.
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of speaking to him
to speak with him
intention is usually followed by 'of' to answer what intention? (e.g. intention of confessing to her? intention of offending him?)
0
to
0
A : of
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