the difference between "the first time to do" and "the first time doing"
Hello everyone! I want to ask you the difference between "the first time to do" and "the first time doing". How should we use them in different situations? Can you give me some examples? Thanks!
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"The first time to do" is not correct grammar. "The first time doing" is correct grammar, but sounds a bit unnatural. You usually use this phrase with a possessive pronoun: my, our, your, his, her, its, and their.
EXAMPLES:
I play the piano, but this is my first time doing it in front of a large audience.
He played tennis as an amateur, but this will be his first time doing it as a professional
You could also say:
The first time you do it you may feel a bit awkward.
If you want to go to college, the time to do it is when you're young.
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