How must I put this verbs?
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I have a question regarding verbs. I write a long sentence for an article but I don't know how I must write correctly the sucession of verbs:
Regarding men, the society is still imposing them the importance of being “masculine”, in other words, they must not cry, making out with a lot of girls, being strong and not being lower than anyone, and much less a woman.
However, some men have begun to collaborate in housework, taking care of their children and being a househusband.
I don't know if I have to put it in gerund, in infinitive or in participle, in the last sentences.
Thank you
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Answers · 4
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You can't mix the types, or positive and negative, so:
they must not cry, they must be.. (not 'being')
have begun to collaborate, take care (not 'taking')
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'I have a question', not 'a doubt' - 'a doubt' has a different meaning in English.
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