Soonhow Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
rather than...
Please can I ask a quick question when using 'rather than', Thank you in advance for your kind help.
Shall I say:
Rather than keeping call you, I'd like to .....
Or:
Rather than keep calling you, I'd like to ...
Or:
None of above is correct. If so, what shall I say?
Shall I say:
Rather than keeping call you, I'd like to .....
Or:
Rather than keep calling you, I'd like to ...
Or:
None of above is correct. If so, what shall I say?
Top answer
" The first option "keeping call you" does not work.
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"Rather than keep calling you, I'd like to write you a letter each week."
The first option "keeping call you" does not work.
The first option "keeping call you" does not work.
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