-to practise to do o to practise doing?-
- -to practise to do o to practise doing?-
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Quando to practise è seguito da un altro verbo, questo è di norma nella forma in -ing, non all'infinito: You need to practise writing essays, devi esercitarti a fare i temi (non You need to practise to write essays).
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