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    Verb patterns in Spanish can take either an infinitive with "to" or a gerund (-ing) form. Some examples of verbs that take an infinitive include "need, expect, pretend, agree," while verbs like "enjoy, avoid, suggest" take a gerund. It's important to know which pattern each verb follows when constructing sentences in Spanish.

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    VERB PATTERNS BASICS

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    Verb patterns in Spanish can take either an infinitive with "to" or a gerund (-ing) form. Some examples of verbs that take an infinitive include "need, expect, pretend, agree," while verbs like "enjoy, avoid, suggest" take a gerund. It's important to know which pattern each verb follows when constructing sentences in Spanish.

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    Verb Patterns 6º

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    Verb patterns in Spanish can take either an infinitive with "to" or a gerund (-ing) form. Some examples of verbs that take an infinitive include "need, expect, pretend, agree," while verbs like "enjoy, avoid, suggest" take a gerund. It's important to know which pattern each verb follows when constructing sentences in Spanish.

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    VERB PATTERNS

    Verb + infinitive with to Verb + gerund (-ing)

    need - necesitar imagine - imaginar


    expect - esperar algo enjoy - disfrutar
    pretend - pretender avoid - evitar
    agree - estar de acuerdo suggest - sugerir
    offer - ofrecer don´t mind - no importar
    promise - prometer like - gustar
    decide - decidir love - amar
    choose - elegir/escoger finish - terminar
    forget - olvidar hate - odiar
    hope - esperar algo(tener
    esperanzas)
    learn - aprender
    refuse - negar
    want - querer (no amar)
    I need to talk with you
    You decided to came alone
    She forgot to do her homework
    Do you like swimming?
    I hate washing the dishes
    They suggested going to the cinema

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