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Ma'am, which is the correct one between the two sentences ? They committed themselves to undertake this job. VS They are committed to undertaking this job.
These are also basically the same thing. There may be a slight difference in that the first implies a certain place in time (for example, last week, last year) whereas the second sentence may imply a more long term commitment.
@WritingBetter ma'am, in the first sentence- "to + undertake" is used, while in the second sentence- "to + undertaking" is used. why is that contradiction ?
They are basically the same, but the first implies a finished conversation whereas the second implies that you saw the conversation but might not have seen the end of the conversation. I hope that .
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Ma'am, which is the correct one between the two sentences ?
They committed themselves to undertake this job.
VS
They are committed to undertaking this job.
These are also basically the same thing. There may be a slight difference in that the first implies a certain place in time (for example, last week, last year) whereas the second sentence may imply a more long term commitment.
@WritingBetter ma'am, in the first sentence- "to + undertake" is used, while in the second sentence- "to + undertaking" is used.
why is that contradiction ?
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Ma'am, which is the correct one between these two sentences ?
I saw him speak to a driver.
VS
I saw him speaking to a driver.
They are both correct.
@WritingBetter Do both imply same meaning ?
They are basically the same, but the second might indicate a longer conversation.
They are basically the same, but the first implies a finished conversation whereas the second implies that you saw the conversation but might not have seen the end of the conversation.
I hope that .
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