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※ 밑줄 친 부분에 들어갈 말로 가장 적절한 것은? (19~20)
It is quite clear that people’s view of what English should do has been strongly influenced by what Latin does. For instance, there is (or used to be — it is very infrequently observed in natural speech today) a feeling that an infinitive in English should not be split. What this means is that you should not put anything between the to which marks an infinitive verb and the verb itself: you should say to go boldly and never to boldly go. This ‘rule’ is based on Latin, where the marker of the infinitive is an ending, and you can no more split it from the rest of the verb than you can split -ing from the rest of its verb and say goboldlying for going boldly. English speakers clearly do not feel that to and go belong together 　　　　　 go and -ing. They frequently put words between this kind of to and its verb.

less closely than

as closely as

more loosely than

as loosely as