This document discusses verbs and expressions that use an infinitive in Spanish. It provides examples of verbs that require an infinitive, such as gustar (to like), encantar (to love), deber (should), necesitar (to need), pensar (to think/plan), poder (to be able/can), and preferir (to prefer). When using two verbs together, the first verb is conjugated and the second verb remains in the infinitive form. It also discusses the verb "acabar de" which means "to have just" and is always used with the infinitive to complete the thought. Examples of sentences using these verbs and constructions are provided.

1. Verbs & Expressions That Use An Infinitive: Los Verbos que requieren un infinitivo:

2. Construction **When you use 2 verbs together in Spanish, the 2 nd is usually an infinitive. Thus, we have used the expression: When you have 2 verbs side by side, conjugate the first & do not conjugate the second. I prefer to study: Prefiero estudiar 1 st verb conjugated 2 nd verb unconjugated

3. Some Verbs that Require the Infinitive: Gusta/Gustaría― I like/I would like Encanta/Encantaría ―I love/I would love Deber― should Necesitar― to need Pensar― to think/plan Poder― to be able/can Preferir― to prefer Querer― to want Quisiera― I would like

4. Example Sentences: I like to travel. I would like to travel. Me gusta viajar. Me gustar ía viajar. I should study. I need to study. Debo estudiar. Necesito estudiar

5. Acabar de: The verb acabar de means to have just... Always include the “de” with the verb. You will always use an infinitive after the word “de” to complete the thought. Conjugations: acabo de, acabas de, acaba de, acabamos de, acaban de

6. Example of Acabar de: She has just studied: acaba de estudiar They have just arrived: acaban de llegar I have just done: acabo de hacer