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Khai Tran Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I can't wait to watch her delivers the speech?

In the sentence "I can't wait to watch her delivers the speech" Is the word "delivers" or "deliver" more appropriate? I thought "delivers" makes more sense but I am not sure.
  

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Deliver is correct. A verb that complements ( deliver ) another verb ( watch ) is never inflected in any way.

— RandomGuy

  • Deliver is correct.
  • A verb that complements ( deliver ) another verb ( watch ) is never inflected in any way.
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Deliver is correct. A verb that complements (deliver) another verb (watch) is never inflected in any way.
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In that case can I say something like "I watched her delivered that speech" or would "deliver" still be used?
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so in the case of complimentary verb, does it always stay in infinitive form?
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When watch is followed by another verb, that verb always takes the bare infinitive.
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