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VERB FORMS VERB FORMS VERBS FOLLOWED BY GERUNDS Admit He admitted stealing the money Anticipate I anticipate having a good time on vacation Appreciate I appreciate hearing from them Avoid He avoided a[.]
VERB FORMS VERBS FOLLOWED BY GERUNDS: Admit Anticipate Appreciate Avoid Complete Consider Delay Deny Discuss Dislike Enjoy Finish Can't help Keep Mention Mind Miss Postpone Practice Quit Recall Recollect Resent Resist Risk Suggest Tolerate Understand He admitted stealing the money I anticipate having a good time on vacation I appreciate hearing from them He avoided answering my question I finally completed writing the assignment I'll consider going out with you He delayed buying a new house She denied writing that letter They discussed opening their own business I dislike driving at night Tony enjoys eating ice-cream She finished working at midnight I can't help worrying about my little son She keeps hoping he'll come She mentioned going to a movie I don't mind waiting I miss being with my family Let's postpone leaving until tomorrow They practice speaking English with foreigners everyday He quit solving the problem I don't recall meeting him before I recollect telling him my secret I resent his going out with her I couldn't resist eating that cake She risked losing all her money He suggested spending our holiday in the mountain She won't tolerate cheating during an examination I don't understand his leaving school VERBS FOLLOWED BY INFINITIVES: Afford Agree Appear Arrange I can't afford to buy it They agree to help us She appears to be tired I'll arrange to meet you at the airport Ask Beg Care Claim Consent Decide Demand Deserve Expect Fail Hesitate Hope Learn Manage Need Offer Plan Prepare Pretend Promise Refuse Seem Struggle Swear Threaten Volunteer Wait Want Wish He asked to come with us He begged to come with us I don't care to see that show She claimed to know a famous movie star She finally consented to marry him She decided to leave school early They demanded to see the manager in person She deserves to get the first prize She expects to enter university in the fall I failed to contact him at work Don't hesitate to ask for help We hope to return by nightfall He learned to play the piano 10 years ago I managed to finish the job on time You need to tell him the truth She offered to help me with my thesis I'm planning to have a party We prepared to welcome them Don't pretend to be ill again I promise not to be late this afternoon He refused to lend me his car He seems to be thinner than before Everyone struggles to survive I swear to tell the truth She threatened to tell the police He volunteered to help us with the housework I can't wait to meet you tonight I want to have a word with you She wishes to be richer VERBS FOLLOWED BY BARE INFINITIVES: Help Make Let Had better Would rather Can you help me cook dinner? He made us work overtime last week They didn't let us go home early You'd better send him another letter of confirmation I'd rather stay home tonight VERBS FOLLOWED BY A (PRO)NOUN + AN INFINITIVE Advise Allow Challenge Convince Direct Encourage Expect Forbid Force Hire Instruct Invite Order Permit Persuade Remind Require Teach Tell Urge Want Warn He advised me to take a rest They didn't allow me to come nearer to the building They challenged us to race them to the corner I couldn't convince him to accept our help They directed us to operate the machine She encouraged me to better I didn't expect it to rain You can't forbid the kids to make noise They forced me to go with them They hired a boy to mow the lawn They instructed me to drive a car He invited me to come to his birthday party The judge ordered me to pay a fine My mom permitted me to go out for a movie I persuaded him to help me She reminded me to lock the door Our teacher required us to be on time He taught me to swim He always tells me to be more patient I urged her to apply for a job I want you to keep silent They warned me not to come there alone