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"It seem" vs "It seems"

grammar bare-infinitive verb-agreement

What is verb tense consistency?

tenses sense-verbs bare-infinitive predicate-frames

Usage of "try and…"

conjunctions syntactic-analysis gerunds bare-infinitive

Can a bare infinitive ever modify (“act as an adjective”) a noun?

adjectives parts-of-speech bare-infinitive grammatical-roles zero-derivation

Verb + object + infinitive. What is the logic behind choosing between to-infinitive or bare infinitive?

verbs infinitives bare-infinitive

A question about one point of Donald Trump’s speech at Helsinki

grammaticality modal-verbs parallelism bare-infinitive trumpism

But, Except, than + Infinitive with 'to' or without 'to'?

verbs infinitives bare-infinitive

Can we use two verbs together? [duplicate]

verbs infinitives bare-infinitive particles verb-stacking

“but, except, besides”?

prepositional-phrases bare-infinitive gerund-vs-infinitive

What tense is used for "go" in "you see it go away"? [duplicate]

tenses sense-verbs bare-infinitive nonfinite-clause-complementation

Is it correct to say "John helps you talk with people"? [duplicate]

verbs infinitives bare-infinitive particles verb-stacking

"to + verb" at the beginning of each bullet point vs. single "to" + multiple verbs

verbs syntactic-analysis bare-infinitive

"Helping you do something" or "Helping you to do something"? [duplicate]

verbs infinitives bare-infinitive particles verb-stacking

Subject + "have had" + bare infinitive ... ever correct?

present-perfect auxiliary-verbs bare-infinitive

Why do you only conjugate the first verb? [duplicate]

grammar clauses sense-verbs bare-infinitive nonfinite-clause-complementation

Why is "be" in "this court rules he be put on probation" an infinitive?

grammaticality modal-verbs subjunctive-mood bare-infinitive mandative

Pseudo-cleft sentences with the verbs of perception

infinitives gerund-vs-infinitive bare-infinitive clefts infinitive-constructions

Can the verb “tend” be followed by a bare infinitive (“tend be” v.s. “tend to be”)?

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Is this grammatical construction an imperative for the third person?

grammar verbs bare-infinitive causative-verbs

What I've done is [past participle or bare infinitive]

syntactic-analysis present-perfect past-participles bare-infinitive clefts