artart wrote:Which are correct:
1) That was the book I was planning on staying up all night reading.
2) That was the book I was planning on staying up all night and reading.
3) That was the book I was planning to stay up all night to read.
4) That was the book I was planning to stay up all night and read.
(2) is grammatically incorrect but I would probably let it pass in an informal context, since I understand the meaning easily enough. (4) is too, technically, but "and" for "to" in this context (e.g. "try and read") is so common in this construction that it's even more informally acceptable.
"Richmond is a real scholar; Owen just learns languages because he can't bear not to know what other people are saying."--Margaret Lattimore on her two sons