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|    Anton Shepelev to alexander koryagin    |
|    Rio again    |
|    25 Jan 17 23:11:16    |
      Alexander Koryagin to Anton Shepelev:              AS>> Whereas we are in english_tutor, I should like to make       AS>> a small correction: "invasion *of* Iraq," because       AS>> "invade" is a transitive verb (it already contains       AS>> "in") and therefore requires a gerund.              AK> Sorry, what does require a gerund? Where is a gerund       AK> here?              The verb "invade", being transitive, acting upon a nount and       used in a noun phrase, requres the putting of itself into       the form of a gerund :-) I therefore view "invasion" in the       phrase "invasion of Iraq" as a gerund.              ---        * Origin: *** nntp://fidonews.mine.nu *** Finland *** (2:221/6.0)    |
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