※ 引述《heming (STAN UP！)》之铭言： : ※ 引述《oooio (羊…)》之铭言： : : Really? O.o That's interesting. But conventionally, a native English speaker : : would tend to use it is...to... : : That's what I found. : One of English teachers of our school whose husband is an American. : He said Americans get used to say "It is...to..." : However, the reason they don't say "It is...Ving" is it's weird to them. : He can't give any ideas in view of English grammar why we can't say : "It is...V-ing" : So, I guess we could just explain it to students this way. Yep...I feel the same. It really sounds 'weird' to me. I can ask my American classmates about this and see if they're able to conceptulize some more concrete reasons. I'll get back to you if possible. --

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