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This document discusses verbs in Spanish that are often followed by an infinitive. It lists verbs like gustar, encantar, poder, deber, preferir, querer, pensar, necesitar, and tener que that take an infinitive. It also explains that the verb acabar followed by de + infinitive can indicate something just happened. When using two verbs together in Spanish, the second is usually the infinitive form.

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