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trouble with grammar Does it matter if I don't omit "to" after conjunction "or" in this sentence: This device is hard to repair or (to) replace? Is it absolutely unacceptable?

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It is very much acceptable. the word replace in this sentence would mean "to get a new one" so the "to" is unnecessary. More or less how the sentence is being said would determine it.

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