Which sentence is correct?

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1)I want to wash the dishes.2)I want to washing the dishes.3)I am going to wash the dishes.4)I am going to washing the dishes.Thanks

Briella · Accepted Answer

Number 1 is correct as well as number 3.

Bassa · Answer

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Khoff · Answer

I want to...

I like to ...

I am going to ...

are never followed by the -ing form of the verb.

I want to ski.

I like to ski.

I am going to ski.

I like skiing. (no "to")

I am going skiing. (no "to")

Bassa · Answer

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19216801 · Answer

Hello

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Bassa · Answer

You are welcome

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