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Lista de Los Verb Patterns en Inglés

This document summarizes some of the most important verb patterns in English. It explains that verb patterns involve combining two verbs, with the second verb taking either the infinitive form (with or without "to") or the gerund form. It then provides examples of several common verb patterns, including verb + gerund, verb + "to" + infinitive, modal + infinitive, verb + preposition + gerund, and verb + person + "to" + infinitive patterns. The document encourages readers to find more information on verb patterns at the provided website.

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Lista de Los Verb Patterns en Inglés

This document summarizes some of the most important verb patterns in English. It explains that verb patterns involve combining two verbs, with the second verb taking either the infinitive form (with or without "to") or the gerund form. It then provides examples of several common verb patterns, including verb + gerund, verb + "to" + infinitive, modal + infinitive, verb + preposition + gerund, and verb + person + "to" + infinitive patterns. The document encourages readers to find more information on verb patterns at the provided website.

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VERB PATTERNS

Aqu tienes los verb patterns ms importantes del ingls. Los verb patterns son lo que pasa
cuando juntas dos verbos: el segundo verbo va en infinitivo (con o sin to) o en gerundio.
Aqu todos los ejemplos son afirmativos, pero en pregunta y negacin pasa lo mismo.
Mucha informacin ms en http://madridingles.es/verb-patterns
VERBO + GERUNDIO
like doing something -- I like cooking.
love doing something -- He loves running.
enjoy doing something -- They enjoy playing football.
hate doing something -- We hate ironing.
VERBO + TO + INFINITIVO
want to do something -- I want to go to the cinema.
need to do something -- She needs to talk to you.
have to do something -- I have to get up early.
hope to do something -- I hope to get a new job.
expect to do something -- I expect to see him tomorrow.
would like to do something -- I would like to have a pizza. / Id like to have a pizza.
would love to do something -- I would love to go to Thailand. / Id love to go to Thailand.
MODAL + INFINITIVO
can do something -- I can speak Italian.
must do something -- You must come to visit me.
might do something -- I might go abroad this summer.
should do something -- You should study more.
could do something -- I could swim when I was 9 years old.
will do something -- I will call you later. / Ill call you later.
would do something -- If I had time, I would study another language.
VERBO + PREPOSITION + GERUNDIO
think about doing something -- Im thinking about buying a house.
look forward to doing something -- Im looking forward to going on holiday.
VERBO + PERSONA + TO + INFINITIVO
want somebody to do something -- I want you to come to my party.
need somebody to do something -- He needs you to finish the report.
would like somebody to do something -- I would like you to have lunch with me.
expect somebody to do something -- My boss expects me to be on time.

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