Which verb is followed by a bare infinitive? A. enjoy ...

[ Bare Infinitive and To Infinitive ]

Which verb is followed by a bare infinitive?

A. enjoy

B. feel like

C. feel

D. keep on

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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