Help about infinitive verbs and indefinite pronouns
Hello everybody, I have two questions. On the one hand, I learned to use " TO" before verbs in the infinitive, but I see that sometimes this rule is not always applied and I don´t understand when I have applied this exception and I don´t mean verbs that are followed by a modal verb, I know that

Moreover, I learned to use any, anywhere, anybody, anythings...with negative and interrogative sentences...but there are many sentences that I confuse me...for example: " I think this should be the grassroots politics of any political party" This sentence is affirmative however it use any...WHY????

If someone can reply me in spanish ,I would appreciate. Thank you.

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Help about infinitive verbs and indefinite pronouns
Hello everybody, I have two questions. On the one hand, I learned to use  " TO"  before verbs in the infinitive, but I see that sometimes this rule is not always applied and I don´t understand when I have applied this exception and I don´t  mean verbs that are followed by a modal verb, I know that

Moreover, I learned to use any, anywhere, anybody, anythings...with negative and interrogative sentences...but there are many sentences that  I confuse me...for example: "  I think this should be the grassroots politics of any political party" This sentence is affirmative however it use any...WHY????

If someone can reply me in spanish ,I would appreciate. Thank you.

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Si puedes dar un ejemplo en ingles de tu primer pregunta podemos ayudar.

Con la segunda pregunta el uso de ANY puede ser CUALQUIER en espanol. No es una regla firme que solo usas any, anywhere, etc con oraciones negativas e interrogatorias. Pero mayormente se usa de esa forma.

Creo que en esa oracion ANY puede ser substituido por EVERY. Any creo que se ha usado para referir a un partido politico por si mismo, y no en la totalidad.

No se si mi explicacion ha ayudado...no se las reglas pero se lo que me suena bien y no.

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a verb which always come with to like ( to play ,to go .to eat ) its called infinitive verb .should ,can.may,might these r model verbs u need to lean about model verb

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