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    Ge Run Fio Infiniti Vo

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    This document provides information on using gerunds (-ing form of verbs) and infinitives (to + base verb form) after certain verbs and prepositions in English. It lists common verbs that are frequently followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy eating", "like swimming", "want to swim", and "plan to visit". The document explains that gerunds are used after prepositions like "without" and "after", as subjects of sentences, and after some verbs. Infinitives are used to express purpose or reason with "to", after adjectives, and after other verbs.

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    This document provides information on using gerunds (-ing form of verbs) and infinitives (to + base verb form) after certain verbs and prepositions in English. It lists common verbs that are frequently followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy eating", "like swimming", "want to swim", and "plan to visit". The document explains that gerunds are used after prepositions like "without" and "after", as subjects of sentences, and after some verbs. Infinitives are used to express purpose or reason with "to", after adjectives, and after other verbs.

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    GERUND V. INFINITIVE

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    This document provides information on using gerunds (-ing form of verbs) and infinitives (to + base verb form) after certain verbs and prepositions in English. It lists common verbs that are frequently followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy eating", "like swimming", "want to swim", and "plan to visit". The document explains that gerunds are used after prepositions like "without" and "after", as subjects of sentences, and after some verbs. Infinitives are used to express purpose or reason with "to", after adjectives, and after other verbs.

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    This document provides information on using gerunds (-ing form of verbs) and infinitives (to + base verb form) after certain verbs and prepositions in English. It lists common verbs that are frequently followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy eating", "like swimming", "want to swim", and "plan to visit". The document explains that gerunds are used after prepositions like "without" and "after", as subjects of sentences, and after some verbs. Infinitives are used to express purpose or reason with "to", after adjectives, and after other verbs.

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    PON EL GERUNDIO Verbos ms frecuentes + gerundio (-ing):

    1. Despus de las preposiciones She left without kissing me. Like, love, hate, enjoy, miss, feel like, mind, finish, risk, practice, stop,
    2. Despus de algunos verbos I enjoy eating out. suggest, can't help, fancy, admit, deny, give up, imagine, can't stand, delay,
    regret, avoid, consider, involve, go on.
    3. Como el sujeto de una frase Smoking is bad for you.
    PON TO + INFINITIVO Verbos ms frecuentes + to + infinitivo:
    1. Para dar respuesta a why? Why did you...? To spend more time Would like, want, need, decide, hope, arrange, expect, plan, forget, seem,
    with... appear, wish, promise, offer, refuse, learn, manage, afford, agree, fail,
    2. Despus de los adjetivos It's not easy to find a good man. tend, happen, mean, prepare, pretend, threaten, attempt.

    3. Despus de algunos verbos I forgot to phone you.

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