English, asked by jit96, 1 year ago

I had no intention to hurt you. (replacing with verbs)

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Answered by pandeyskk1978

I think the difference would be on how the verb that follows the preposition would be conjugated.

For example:

I have no intention to hurt you.

whereas

I have no intention of hurting you.

hope it help
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Answered by rijwanmolla07

Answer:

I have no intention to hurt you

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