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American English at State - Are you committed to studying English every day? Some phrases in English can be followed by a gerund. (A gerund is a verb in the -ing form
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GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES. When one verb follows another, the second verb is either a gerund (-ing form) or an infinitive (to + verb) I hope to study abroad. - ppt download
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Was bedeutet "is "I'm looking forward" always followed by to+a verb in ing form??" ? - Frage zu Englisch (UK) | HiNative
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