Sobre o uso do "that" e verbos
- Gustavo Silveira
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Dears,
I have a doubt about "That".
Some verbs or verb phrases require an "ing" form in the complement, like "enjoy" or "stop". For instance: "I enjoy waching TV" or "I stopped working this week"
When I use "that" between the main verb and complement is that rule valid?
"I don't approve of capitalism that create inequality social"
or
"I don't approve of capitalism that creating inequality social"
That verb phrase "approve of" require "ing" complement, but when I put "that"?
Your sincerely.
Gutavo
I have a doubt about "That".
Some verbs or verb phrases require an "ing" form in the complement, like "enjoy" or "stop". For instance: "I enjoy waching TV" or "I stopped working this week"
When I use "that" between the main verb and complement is that rule valid?
"I don't approve of capitalism that create inequality social"
or
"I don't approve of capitalism that creating inequality social"
That verb phrase "approve of" require "ing" complement, but when I put "that"?
Your sincerely.
Gutavo
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- Donay Mendonça
- Professor de inglês com 20 anos de experiência.
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Gustavo,
A forma mais adequada é "I don't approve of capitalism that creates social inequality.'' O "that" não tem relação com "ing".
I enjoy talking about things that make me feel good. (correta)
Stop doing something that gives you pleasure. (correta)
Recomendo dar tempo ao tempo, ler bastante e, logo logo, as coisas vão se clareando.
Bons estudos!
A forma mais adequada é "I don't approve of capitalism that creates social inequality.'' O "that" não tem relação com "ing".
I enjoy talking about things that make me feel good. (correta)
Stop doing something that gives you pleasure. (correta)
Recomendo dar tempo ao tempo, ler bastante e, logo logo, as coisas vão se clareando.
Bons estudos!