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Verb patterns: verbs in infinitive or verbs with -ing

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Unscramble infinitives and -ing forms.

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Verb patterns: verbs in infinitive or verbs with -ing
 

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Verb patterns: verbs in infinitive or verbs with -ingOnline version

Unscramble infinitives and -ing forms.

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Non-personal form of the verb, whose ending in Spanish is -ar, -er or -ir, which is assimilated to the name in certain contexts

2

An -ing form used to describe ongoing action or as a noun.

3

A base form paired with to, often following verbs of desire, need, or intention.

  
  
4

It is used to express the ability to bring information, past experiences to mind or not to forget a task.

5

A base form used after certain verbs and to indicate future plans or movements.

  
  
6

An -ing form that shows movement or conveys a plan in progressive contexts.

7

A base form with to, often following verbs of desire, necessity, or intention.

  
  
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An -ing form used to describe the act of learning or to function as a noun.

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Non-personal form of the verb, whose ending in Spanish is -ndo, which can form verbal periphrases, such as

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