AjiteshArun wrote:
darshak1 wrote:
Isnt Abolishing slavery a gerund? CAn gerund-a noun phrase- be parallel to a noun(emancipate woman)?
What type of a phrase "emancipate woman" is? IMO. woman is noun and emancipate is adjective modifying the noun . Is that correct?
When is it right to use gerund after"to"?
If you're looking at option D, we can't say dedicated to emancipatewomen.What type of a phrase "emancipate woman" is? IMO. woman is noun and emancipate is adjective modifying the noun . Is that correct?
When is it right to use gerund after"to"?
that she was dedicated
After dedicatedto , we want either a noun(emancipation ) or a gerund(emancipating ), not the plain form of a verb(emancipate).
HiAjiteshArun ,
Noted that ''dedicated to'' should take noun or gerund, but'' toemancipate '' shows the intent of the verb''dedicated , right?
It is wrong to use infinitive just because verb should take object not anotherverb ?
Also in (B) Can we say that the nonviolentabolishing and women’semancipation is parallel?
Thanks
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Statistics : Posted by ashutosh_73 • on 20 Jun 2018, 17:49 • Replies 32 • Views 35134
