English Grammar Course — ch11-gerunds-infinitives
⬇ Download11 Gerunds, Infinitives, and Verb Patterns When one verb follows another, English forces a choice:enjoy doing, decide to do, let someonedo. These patterns must largely be memorized, but there are useful regularities. 11.
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