Peterchan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
for providing, to provide?
Hi, just wondering which is correct:
1. I recently purchased a financial plan from a bank for providing financial benefits to me.
2. I recently purchased a financial plan from a bank to provide financial benefits to me.
3. I recently purchased a financial plan from a bank which provides financial benefits to me.
Thanks
Chen
1. I recently purchased a financial plan from a bank for providing financial benefits to me.
2. I recently purchased a financial plan from a bank to provide financial benefits to me.
3. I recently purchased a financial plan from a bank which provides financial benefits to me.
Thanks
Chen
Top answer
#3 is the clearest statement. #1 is not natural.
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