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Infinitives
1. Used as subjects and subject complements.
2. Used as objects following certain verbs*.
3. Used as a shortened form of in order to.
Infinitives can sometimes take objects of their own.
*These verbs are commonly followed by infinitives.
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![]() written by sonia verma, September 24, 2008 written by Hussein, December 27, 2008
Please tell me !!!! what's the difference between gerunds and ifinitives??? when can we use each one??? plz, help me. thx a lot
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plz reply atleast.....i like going out and i like to go out. if both are correct then what the basic difference is.