I've found a list of verbs which go with "to infinitive" or "participle", but I was wondering if this is a complete list or if there are verbs missing. I mean there are thousands of verbs out there, how to learn them all? for example just randomly ...
You know because you have many years of experience in English. Or you will some day. Be patient. You can't memorize all the catenative verbs in a couple of hours.
CatullIt could work as a supplement...
You don't actually have to supply a connector. In a more realistic example the ...
Catull Thank you, CJ! Today I was speaking to my english tandem partner and realized a little later that I had no clue why my sentence sounded grammatical and what structure it was: "I saw them rolling on the floor crying tears of joy. So. I assume the ...
I read the sentences below in a textbook written by a Japanese teacher. Do you think they sound ok? Here are the sentences: ----- Call your employer and explain that you cannot come in to work today. Hi, this is Helen. I can't go to the office today, ...
i have hard time coming up with an English word suggesting a piece of paper used to stick kind small-sized documents (certificate, bank slips, or whatever) on for filing, say tax return or other official purposes. The word "Mount" sounds to me ...
CalifJim Are you talking about "stickers", those small bits of paper with adhesive on the back and some emblem or some information (e.g., your return address) on the front? CJ
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