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Words and phrases followed by infinitive
Cambridge exams Grammar Intermediate English

Words and Phrases Followed by Infinitive

An infinitive is a verb form. It usually comes with “to” (full infinitive) or without “to” (bare infinitive). In today’s lesson, we will be learning about words and phrases followed by infinitive.

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