english grammar
1.Organizing a successful street party taked a lo of time and effort.
In this sentence, can 'organizing' be turned into 'to organize'??
And if it is possible, what is different between two??
2. I consider it (to be) a great honor to be invited.
In this sentence, i think i'm already invited...so i think the sentence turns into "i consider it (tobe) a great honor being invited.
Is it alright?? Or not.. please comment meIn first sentence 'taked' must be 'takes' .
It is my first question. I don't know how revise it..
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Answers · 6
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This following page will explain to you the difference between a gerund (-ing) and an infinitive and when to use which.
http://www.englishpage.com/gerunds/part_1.htm
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1. Using "organizing" instead of "to organize" sounds much more natural to me. Also, you should write "took a lot of time and effort" instead of "taked a lot of time and effort".
2. You do not need to change the sentence. You can simply say: "I consider it a great honour to be invited" and it makes perfect sense, even if you are already invited.
Hope it helps!
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