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"He is more prone to jump to conclusions."
"He is more prone to jumping to conclusions."
which one is natural?
"He is more prone to jump to conclusions."
"He is more prone to jumping to conclusions."
which one is natural?
"He is more prone to jumping to conclusions."
which one is natural?
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Both are acceptable but for me "He tends to jump to conclusions" is more natural
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