can we use "enable" without "to", for example:
This enables you understand english?
Thanks.
This enables you understand english?
Thanks.
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can we use "enable" without "to", for example:
This enables you understand english? Thanks.
no no no. you can.
for example: this enables your understanding of Eng.
Yes, there are times you can use it without "to", but the sentence in the original post isn't one of them. Also, for that particular sentence, I would prefer Lazar's version, although "This enables your understanding" does make sense.
- Kef
Yeah, you can use "enable" without a verb; but if you do use a verb, it has to be the full infinitive with "to", rather than the bare infinitive.
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