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What is a timeless verb?
What is considered a timeless verb? Give examples
In the sentence, I am going to walk. Is there any infinitive of the verb. I was told that to walk is the infinitive, but I see it as a verb in the future tense.
In the sentence, I am going to walk. Is there any infinitive of the verb. I was told that to walk is the infinitive, but I see it as a verb in the future tense.
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Could a timeless verb be one that doesn't have any past or future such as a modal verb. It's the first time I've heard that expression so you shouldn't quote me on what I've just said. 'To Walk' is in the infinitive.
- Could a timeless verb be one that doesn't have any past or future such as a modal verb.
- It's the first time I've heard that expression so you shouldn't quote me on what I've just said.
- 'To Walk' is in the infinitive.
- When two verbs are together, the second verb is normally in the infinitive form (except with modal verbs).
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Could a timeless verb be one that doesn't have any past or future such as a modal verb. It's the first time I've heard that expression so you shouldn't quote me on what I've just said.
'To Walk' is in the infinitive. When two verbs are together, the second verb is normally in the infinitive form (except with modal verbs).
'To Walk' is in the infinitive. When two verbs are together, the second verb is normally in the infinitive form (except with modal verbs).
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0 How about the defective modal CAN. For me it seems to possess that characteristic.9:35:38viernes, 20 de abril de 2007 0-
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