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    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".

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    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".

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    English Spanish English Spanish English Spanish: (Object To)

    Uploaded by

    Sara Venegas
    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".

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    Common verbs followed by a gerund: Example: 

    He misses playing with his friends.


    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

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