Hi all, I have created the following sentences in order to learn how to use "not to mention":
I can hardly move, not to mention run/running.
I love driving, not to mention drive/driving an exotic car.
My guess is the first sentence requires "run" and the second requires "driving" because of parallel construction.
Am I correct?
Many thanks!
I can hardly move, not to mention run/running.
I love driving, not to mention drive/driving an exotic car.
My guess is the first sentence requires "run" and the second requires "driving" because of parallel construction.
Am I correct?
Many thanks!