1. i felt it my duty to him. 2. i flet it my duty him. 3. i make it a rule to get up at six. 4. i make it a rule getting up at six. 5. i found it easy to memorize the poems. 6. i found it easy memorizing the poems. 7. we consider it foolish of him to try it again. 8. we consider it foolish his trying it again. can we use the gerund instead of the to-infinitive? are they all grammatical? it seems that the to-infinitive is used more frequently.

antonyms of what word?

explanation:

the best sentence that shows the best placement for the modifier "on the ice" is the one which contains it in the end of the sentence or in its beggining followed by a comma, that indicates it works as adverbial, dislocated in the sentence.

the girl promptly slid on her rollers on the ice.

on the ice, the girl promptly slid on her rollers.

d is the correct answer. it recognizes the authors, allows for royalties to have their fair share of profit, and confirms validity.

besides the fact that he was asked to make a "few appropriate remarks," why do you think that president lincoln limited himself to so few words? to what extent do you think this has an effa road map has a scale of 10 miles per inch. the length of the straight-line road on the map between two cities is 6 inches. if the road between the cities has a speed limit of 30 mph, about how long should it take to drive from one city to the next?