•advise •afford•agree•allow•appear•arrange•ask•attempt•beg•choose•claim•convince•dare•decide•demand•tend•threaten•urge

•deserve•desire•enable•encourage•enough•expect•fail•forget•help•hesitate•hope•instruct•intend•invite •seem•strive•tell•learn

•long•manage•offer•order•permit•persuade•plan•prepare•prepare•pretend•promise•refuse•remind •want•warn•wish•would like•would prefer

These verbs require the infinitive -to after them.

Study the previous verbs and do as in the example.

3. I agree ………… (wait) here.4. He allows us …………. (do) it as soon as possible.5. He asked me …………. (explain) him the rule.

1. You can choose ………….. (go) or …………… (stay). It is up to you. 2. The children decided …………. (buy) some flowers for their mother.

I advise you ……. (go) to the doctor. I advise you to go to the doctor.

•admit•adore•appreciate•avoid•can’t help•commence•consider•delay•deny•describe•detest

•enjoy•fancy•feel like•finish•imagine•involve•keep•mention•mind•miss•postpone

•practice•quit•recall•recommend•regret•report•resent•resist•resume•risk•suggest

The following verbs require –ing form

1. They admitted …………….(enter) the room without the permition.2. I adore ………… (lie) on the beach.3. They will appreciate ……………… (help) them.4. You should avoid ………………… (argue) with your teacher.5. I just cannot help ……………. (think) about my exam.

6. I do not want to postpone…………….. (meet) my friends any longer. 7. Do you mind ………………….. (tell) me what has happened?

He suggested us …………….(do) our homework. He suggested us doing our homework.

Study the previous verbs and do as in the example.