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    Infinitives as second verbs can represent activities by using the preposition "to" followed by a verb. There is sometimes confusion in understanding the difference between the infinitive verb and the verb preceding it. Infinitives can be used after verbs like "I like to do exercise" or after adjectives such as "It is impossible to complete the task."

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    Infinitives as second verbs can represent activities by using the preposition "to" followed by a verb. There is sometimes confusion in understanding the difference between the infinitive verb and the verb preceding it. Infinitives can be used after verbs like "I like to do exercise" or after adjectives such as "It is impossible to complete the task."

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    Infinitives as second verbs can represent activities by using the preposition "to" followed by a verb. There is sometimes confusion in understanding the difference between the infinitive verb and the verb preceding it. Infinitives can be used after verbs like "I like to do exercise" or after adjectives such as "It is impossible to complete the task."

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    Infinitives as second verbs

    The infinitives only represent activities; the infinitive form is made by using the preposition “to”
    and a verb after it.

    There is a confusion of understanding the difference between the infinitive verb and the verb that
    is preceding it.

    AFTER A VERB – I like to do exercise.

    AFTER AN ADJETIVE – It is impossible to complete the task

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