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    "If You Want To Pass The Exam It Will Mean Studying Hard." "I Don't Think She Means To Get Married For The Moment."

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    Mean Mean in the sense of 'involve', 'have as a result' can be followed by an -ing form.

    "If you want to pass the exam it will mean studying hard."
    In the sense of 'intend', mean is followed by an infinitive.

    "I don't think she means to get married for the moment."

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