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    Verbs Followed by - Ing Form: Gerund and Infinitive

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    The document discusses verbs that are followed by gerunds (-ing form) or infinitives (to + base verb form). It provides examples of verbs such as "hate", "like", and "want" that can be followed by either a gerund or infinitive, with a change in meaning. It also lists specific verbs such as "avoid", "begin", and "agree" that must be followed by either a gerund or infinitive. The document aims to explain the rules around using gerunds and infinitives after different types of verbs in English.

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    The document discusses verbs that are followed by gerunds (-ing form) or infinitives (to + base verb form). It provides examples of verbs such as "hate", "like", and "want" that can be followed by either a gerund or infinitive, with a change in meaning. It also lists specific verbs such as "avoid", "begin", and "agree" that must be followed by either a gerund or infinitive. The document aims to explain the rules around using gerunds and infinitives after different types of verbs in English.

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    The document discusses verbs that are followed by gerunds (-ing form) or infinitives (to + base verb form). It provides examples of verbs such as "hate", "like", and "want" that can be followed by either a gerund or infinitive, with a change in meaning. It also lists specific verbs such as "avoid", "begin", and "agree" that must be followed by either a gerund or infinitive. The document aims to explain the rules around using gerunds and infinitives after different types of verbs in English.

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    GERUND and INFINITIVE

    Verbs followed by –ing form


    Avoid
    Begin
    Consider
    Continue
    Enjoy
    Feel like
    Finish
    Hate
    Imagine
    Keep
    Like
    Love
    Mind
    Miss
    Prefer
    Recommend
    Start
    Stop
    Suggest
    Eg: I hate learning Biology

    Verbs followed by to-infinitive


    Agree
    Arrange
    Ask
    Can’t afford
    Can’t wait
    Decide
    Expect
    Forget
    Help
    Hope
    Learn
    Need
    Offer
    Plan
    Prepare
    Promise
    Refuse
    Try
    Want
    Would like
    Eg: I want to play Minecraft.
     I’d like / I like
    Eg: I don’t like going to school.
    I’d like to stay at home.

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