How native speakers pronounce “infinitive”

lesson. These verbs are special because they  never change. We have: subject, modal verb. Plus   the bare infinitive. What's the bare infinitive?  Well, it's the most basic form of a verb. Go,   eat, play, do, smile. Not, to go. Not ate. Not playing.  The basic form of a verb. He shoulds go? Never. She  

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so I encouraged him not to go notice the so I encouraged him not to go notice the negative infinitive not to I discouraged negative infinitive not to I discouraged

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subject, not a compound sentence. So one subject decided. Subject, verb. Do I have any other subjects and verbs? Do I have any other verbs? I have this verb, but this is an infinitive verb, right? A clause only has one tense verb. You can have 10 verbs in a sentence, but only

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make a to negative put not right after a make a to negative put not right after a and then the infinitive remember that and then the infinitive remember that

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structure were Plus subject plus to structure were Plus subject plus to infinitive and this makes the sentence infinitive and this makes the sentence

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doer of the action and no one else the doer of the action and no one else the infinitive verbos as the imperative verb which is

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