An "I would make you stay so I don't have to say you were the one that got away" tea.
Well, say for example, that the line were just 'my new favourite thing is swimming' - that wouldn't work as 'my new favourite thing is swim', it'd have to be 'to swim'.
Well, say for example, that the line were just 'my new favourite thing is swimming' - that wouldn't work as 'my new favourite thing is swim', it'd have to be 'to swim'.
It's kinda complex so I understand the confusion, it's dative case (partially) which is really antiquated in English, and we usually just use accusative case instead. It's the same sort of mistake as using 'who' where you are supposed to use 'whom'.
It's kinda complex so I kind of understand the confusion, it's dative case which is really antiquated in English, and we usually just use accusative case instead. It's the same sort of mistake as using 'who' where you are supposed to use 'whom'.
But using a gerund there is a lot more commonplace than "whom".
It's kinda complex so I understand the confusion, it's dative case which is really antiquated in English, and we usually just use accusative case instead. It's the same sort of mistake as using 'who' where you are supposed to use 'whom'.
I still swear that people only love TIGOY so much because Max Martin has a credit on it. I remember reading the Kiss album thread and everyone was like "Max his production >>>" It's cute but definitely not the best on Kiss. Turn Me Up >
It's cute but definitely not the best on Kiss. Turn Me Up >