which word is right??
I'm going forward to on vacation next months .
go.going to go.be go.going
6 answers
What do you think? The word is the object of the preposition "to", so must be a noun or pronoun, not a verb.
Reed is correct. What is the verb form that is used as a noun?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verbal_noun
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verbal_noun
I'm going forward to--- on vacation next months . go
is right because its to+infinitive
is right because its to+infinitive
"I'm going forward to on vacation next months"
I can't figure out where you're supposed to enter any of these.
go
going to go
be go
going
None of them make any sense to me.
I can't figure out where you're supposed to enter any of these.
go
going to go
be go
going
None of them make any sense to me.
I'm going forward to-(go.going to go.be go.going)-- on vacation next months .
we can use go here.sorry if it's not clear.
we can use go here.sorry if it's not clear.
The only way this thought makes any sense to me is this:
I'm going on vacation next month.
I'm going on vacation next month.