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Bookmark or Share- begin to do vs begin doing sth | WordReference ForumsWhile reading a grammar book i got this sentence. . "no sooner had she realized her blunder than she began to take corrective measures" The book says to change "to take" into "taking" I just can't get what the difference between the infinitive and gerund use after this verb.. And i used a...
- DM to order, DM for order, DM for orders for ordering?In this case, it's initiate or place the order. When using "for" or "DM for XX", it sounds like I'll DM you and then you'll give me something, since it wouldn't be you giving me the order, this sounds unnatural.
- What do you call somebody who is unable to speak?Hello, I am wondering what you, native speakers, call people unable to speak. I have found the following, but it says it is old fashioned. Thank you!
- Proceed vs Proceed further? | WordReference ForumsI want to know the diference between "Proceed" and "Further" when they are used together and separately. e.g. The login functionality doesn't work. We can't proceed to next page. The login functionality doesn't work. We can't proceed further to next page. What is the exact differrence...
- Difference between "disciple" and "acolyte" - WordReference ForumsHello. As the title said, I wish to find out the exact difference/s between "disciple" and "acolyte". I looked in the dictionary for both words and saw that they both can be used to mean "follower", or "student". I personally think that "disciple" has a more religious sound and feel to it...
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