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Aedus000 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
How to tell if a verb is conjugated
How to tell if a verb is conjugated or not?
An infinitive form of a verb should follow a conjugated verb, but what form of verb follows a verb that is not conjugated?
An infinitive form of a verb should follow a conjugated verb, but what form of verb follows a verb that is not conjugated?
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I am sorry, Aedus, but I dont understand your question. Does it have anything to do with the verb forms in the sentences below? If so, which?
- I am sorry, Aedus, but I dont understand your question.
- Does it have anything to do with the verb forms in the sentences below?
- If so, which?
- 1.
- I hope to see Luke tomorrow.
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I am sorry, Aedus, but I dont understand your question. Does it have anything to do with the verb forms in the sentences below? If so, which?
1. I hope to see Luke tomorrow.
2. Emma hopes to see Luke tomorrow.
3. I am hoping to see him tomorrow.
4. I enjoy learning English.
5. Emma enjoys learning English.
6. I am enjoying learnin
1. I hope to see Luke tomorrow.
2. Emma hopes to see Luke tomorrow.
3. I am hoping to see him tomorrow.
4. I enjoy learning English.
5. Emma enjoys learning English.
6. I am enjoying learnin
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Which sentence is correct?
I like playing basketball.
or
I like to play basketball.
I like playing basketball.
or
I like to play basketball.
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