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peaceandlove

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05-Dec-2011 15:45

How different is there between "get somebody to do" & "get somebody doing"?

Do you think both are right? I need to know the answer.

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Latifa
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1. 08-Dec-2011 12:11 (in response to peaceandlove)
Re: How different is there between "get somebody to do" & "get somebody doing"?

I think this link can help you: http://www.englishforums.com/English/GetSomeoneVerbSomeoneVerb-Ing/djgql/post.htm . I hope it'll be useful to you.

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peaceandlove
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2. 08-Dec-2011 16:34 (in response to Latifa)
How different is there between "get somebody to do" & "get somebody doing"?

Hi.
I have checked the link you suggest.
It is really helpful.
How could you find the link?
I was reaserching the answer of my Q but I couldn't find such a good link.
Thanks again.

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