He summarized the common verbs followed by a gerund or infinitive from the document in 3 sentences:
The document lists English verbs and their Spanish translations that are commonly followed by a gerund, such as "miss playing" or "keep continuing". It also provides verbs like "threaten" and "want" that are often followed by an infinitive phrase like "to quit" or "to get a raise". A wide range of verbs are covered, from "abhor" and "admit" to "tolerate" and "yearn".
He summarized the common verbs followed by a gerund or infinitive from the document in 3 sentences:
The document lists English verbs and their Spanish translations that are commonly followed by a gerund, such as "miss playing" or "keep continuing". It also provides verbs like "threaten" and "want" that are often followed by an infinitive phrase like "to quit" or "to get a raise". A wide range of verbs are covered, from "abhor" and "admit" to "tolerate" and "yearn".
He summarized the common verbs followed by a gerund or infinitive from the document in 3 sentences:
The document lists English verbs and their Spanish translations that are commonly followed by a gerund, such as "miss playing" or "keep continuing". It also provides verbs like "threaten" and "want" that are often followed by an infinitive phrase like "to quit" or "to get a raise". A wide range of verbs are covered, from "abhor" and "admit" to "tolerate" and "yearn".
English Spanish English Spanish English Spanish Abhor Feign Tolerate Acknowledge Finish Understand Admit Forgive Urge Advise Give up (stop) Warrant Allow Keep (continue) Anticipate Keep on Appreciate Mention Avoid Mind (object to) Be worth Miss Can’t help Necessitate Celebrate Omit Confess Permit Consider Picture Defend Postpone Delay Practice Detest Prevent Discontinue Put off Discuss Recall Dislike Recollect Dispute Recommend Dread Report Endure Resent Enjoy Resist Escape Resume Evade Risk Explain Shirk Fancy Shun Fear Suggest Feel like Support Common verbs followed by an infinitive: Example: She threatened to quit if she didn't get a raise. English Spanish English Spanish English Spanish Agree Incline Volunteer Appear Learn Wait Arrange Manage Want Ask Mean Wish Attempt Need Would like Beg Neglect Yearn Can/can’t afford Offer Can/can’t wait Pay Care Plan Chance Prepare Choose Pretend Claim Profess Come Promise Consent Prove Dare Refuse Decide Remain Demand Request Deserve Resolve Determine Say Elect Seek Endeavor Seem Expect Shudder Fail Strive Get Struggle Grow (up) Swear Guarantee Tend Hesitate Threaten Hope Turn out Hurry Venture