In English, some verbs are followed by the gerund (verb + -ing), and others by the infinitive (to + base verb). The choice depends on the main verb and how the sentence is structured. It’s not always logical — so you have to learn the patterns.
Use the gerund after verbs that describe likes, dislikes, and general activities.
Common verbs followed by the gerund:
Use the infinitive after verbs that talk about plans, hopes, decisions, and offers.
Common verbs followed by the infinitive:
Other verbs like this include: stop, forget, try, regret
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