English, 17.01.2020 10:31, Nay25933

Hi !

i'm brazilian and i don't speak english, so sorry me for my bad grammar : /

i've a doubt: when i've to put in the "to" behind a verb ?
i see a lot of verbs who doesn't has the "to" behind its.
and also have verbs that has an "ing" at the final. why have i to put
"ing" and don't "to" ?

anyone can me ?

you too much ! : ]

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Hi !

i'm brazilian and i don't speak english, so sorry me for my bad grammar : /