"He was very upset to not make it to Will´s wedding."
...or - "He was very upset not to make it to Will´s wedding."?
Is both possible? Equally possible?
Are the both variants always possible in general? Or are there some special rules for it?
Thank you very much!
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Answers · 9
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Both are alright. "To not make" is grammatically better.
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Sorry I wrote a silly thing and I don't know how to delete it
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