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Somebody could say me what mean this verb gree

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updated Apr 19, 2010
posted by ederlet
Hi ederlet, can you give a whole sentence? 'gree' doesn't sound Spanish.... - margaretbl, Apr 18, 2010
Hi Ederlet - where are you from? - ian-hill, Apr 19, 2010

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Los sigueintes verbos se utilizan de la siguiente forma:

(The following verbs are used [utilized] in the following form [way, manner])

love, like, want, expect, gree, refuse, hate

 

The way this is written, it is reasonanle to expect that all the list words are to be verbs. Upon reading the list, it is reasonable to conclude that all the listed words/verbs will be English words/verbs. It can be said with certainty that "gree" is not an English word and certainly not a verb.

The only conclusion to be drawn is that "gree" does not belong in the list of words/verbs. The only reasonable conclusion is that "gree" is a spelling error.

It may be speculated that since an ordinary QWERTY keyboard places the letter "g" immediately to the right of the letter "f", what was intended was that instead of "gree", the author/writer intended to type "Free". "Free" is a verb in the sense of releasing someone or something from captivity.

I suggest that "gree" should have been "free".

updated Apr 19, 2010
edited by Moe
posted by Moe
or Agree - ian-hill, Apr 19, 2010
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estoy observando mas infinitivos y me dice lo siguiente.

El verbo generalmente describe la actitud o sentimientos del sujeto con respecto a la acción. Los sigueintes verbos se utilizan de la siguiente forma:

love, like, want, expect, gree, refuse, hate

No me dan un ejemplo con ese verbo especifico

me dan los siguientes:

"Frank hates to be criticized"

"We would like to be told the reason for the delay"

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

updated Apr 19, 2010
posted by ederlet
Might it be a typo? Could they meen 'agree'? - MacFadden, Apr 18, 2010
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Pues.. love, like, want y expect son positivos, entonces hay 'gree' y refuse y hate que son negativas....... pienso que 'gree' en este caso es un palabra que destingue entre sinónimos y antónimos.

Sin embargo....

Acabo buscado el palabra y hallé ese:

gree1 n 1. superiority or victory (la superioridad o la victoria) 2. the prize for a victory (el premio a una victoria)

gree2 n 1. goodwill; favour (fondo de comercio; a favor) 2. satisfaction for an insult or injury (satisfacción por un insulto o lesión)

lo siento..... no sé que hacer ahora....

hmmm

updated Apr 19, 2010
posted by BigD123
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Thanks to everybody. wink

updated Apr 19, 2010
posted by ederlet
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Gree.... is it a spanish verb or english...?

Greet is the closest verb in english....

Hay dos sustantivos similares: (Greed y Glee)

¿Tienes la frase completa?

updated Apr 18, 2010
posted by BigD123