Gerundio e Infinitivo

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When the verb is the subject of the sentence

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GERUND (ING) AND INFINITIVE (TO)

Infinitive

In Spanish is the form of the verb that ends in r, for example, walk, eat, sleep, in English carries the word "to" in front.

To express an objective or why we are doing an action

After adjectives

Examples

To work

To study

To walk

To eat

To sleep

After some verbs

Would like

Agree

Decide

Choose

Want

Gerund

Is when the verb form ends in the letters "ing".

Its uses are: