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ENJOY
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GERUND I enjoyed living in France.
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FANCY
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GERUND I fancy seeing a film tonight.
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DISCUSS
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GERUND We discussed going on holiday together.
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DISLIKE
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GERUND I dislike waiting for buses.
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FINISH
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GERUND We've finished preparing for the meeting.
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MIND
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GERUND I don't mind coming early.
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SUGGEST
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GERUND He suggested staying at the Grand Hotel.
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RECOMMEND
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GERUND They recommended meeting earlier.
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KEEP
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GERUND He kept working, although he felt ill.
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AVOID
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GERUND She avoided talking to her boss.
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MISS
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GERUND She misses living near the beach.
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APPRECIATE
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GERUND I appreciated her helping me.
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DELAY
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GERUND He delayed doing his taxes.
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POSTPONE
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GERUND He postponed returning to Paris.
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PRACTISE
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GERUND She practised singing the song.
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CONSIDER
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GERUND She considered moving to New York.
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CAN'T STAND
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GERUND He can't stand her smoking in the office.
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CAN'T HELP
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GERUND He can't help talking so loudly.
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RISK
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GERUND He risked being caught.
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ADMIT
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GERUND He admitted cheating on the test.
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DENY
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GERUND He denied committing the crime.
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MENTION
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GERUND He mentioned going to that college.
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IMAGINE
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GERUND He imagines working there one day.
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TOLERATE
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GERUND I tolerated her talking.
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UNDERSTAND
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GERUND I understand his quitting.
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INVOLVE
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GERUND The job involves travelling to Japan once a month.
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COMPLETE
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GERUND He completed renovating the house.
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REPORT
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GERUND He reported her stealing the money.
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ANTICIPATE
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GERUND I anticipated arriving late.
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RECALL
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GERUND Tom recalled using his credit card at the store.
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AGREE
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TO+INFINITIVE She agreed to give a presentation at the meeting
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ASK
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TO+INFINITIVE I asked to leave early / I asked him to leave early
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DECIDE
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TO+INFINITIVE We decided to go out for dinner
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HELP
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TO+INFINITIVE = INFINITIVE (without to) He helped to clean the kitchen / he helped his flatmate to clean the kitchen / he helped her carry it
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PLAN
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TO+INFINITIVE She plans to buy a new flat next year
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HOPE
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TO+INFINITIVE I hope to pass the exam
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LEARN
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TO+INFINITIVE They are learning to sing
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WANT
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TO+INFINITIVE I want to come to the party / I want him to come to the party
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WOULD LIKE
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TO+INFINITIVE I would like to see her tonight / I would like you to see her tonight
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PROMISE
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TO+INFINITIVE We promised not to be late
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CAN AFFORD
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TO+INFINITIVE We can’t afford to go on holiday.
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MANAGE
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TO+INFINITIVE He managed to open the door without the key.
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PREPARE
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TO+INFINITIVE They prepared to take the test /the teachers prepared the students to take the test
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DEMAND
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TO+INFINITIVE He demanded to speak to Mr. Harris.
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CHOOSE
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TO+INFINITIVE I chose to help.
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OFFER
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TO+INFINITIVE Frank offered to drive us to the supermarket.
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WAIT
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TO+INFINITIVE She waited to buy a movie ticket.
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WOULD HATE
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TO+INFINITIVE I’d hate to be late / I’d hate you to be late.
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WOULD LOVE
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TO+INFINITIVE I’d love to come / I’d love him to come.
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SEEM
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TO+INFINITIVE Nancy seemed to be disappointed.
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EXPECT
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TO+INFINITIVE They expect to arrive early / they expect Julie to arrive early
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INTEND
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TO+INFINITIVE We intend to visit you next spring.
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PRETEND
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TO+INFINITIVE The child pretended to be a monster.
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REFUSE
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TO+INFINITIVE The guard refused to let them enter the building.
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TEND
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TO+INFINITIVE He tends to be a little shy.
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WOULD PREFER
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TO+INFINITIVE I’d prefer to do it / I’d prefer him to do it.
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DESERVE
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TO+INFINITIVE He deserves to go to jail. (MERECER)
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APPEAR
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TO+INFINITIVE His health appeared to be better.
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ARRANGE
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TO+INFINITIVE Naomi arranged to stay with her cousin in Miami.
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CLAIM
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TO+INFINITIVE She claimed to be a princess.
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DETEST
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GERUND He detests having his photograph taken.
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ENDURE
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GERUND He can't endure being defeated. (PADECER, SUFRIR)
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RESENT
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GERUND He bitterly resents being treated like a child. (ESTAR RESENTIDO, OFENDERSE)
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SPEND TIME
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GERUND I spent a lot of time cleaning the kitchen
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GIVE UP
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GERUND Katie's given up smoking (DEJAR)
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GO ON
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GERUND We went on working until we finished (CONTINUAR / PARTIR,SALIR)
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BE INTERESTED IN
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GERUND Is he still interested in dancing?
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BE GOOD AT
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GERUND You are good at painting
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THINK ABOUT
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GERUND I am thinking about changing my job
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ADVISE+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE I advised him to eat before the flight.
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ALLOW+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE Will your parents allow you to go to the dance?
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CAUSE+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE The cat ran out into the road, causing her to swerve and crash the car.
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ENCOURAGE+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE The teacher encouraged them to discuss the book in class.
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FORBID+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE John's parents forbade him to spend any more time with his troublesome friends.
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FORCE+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE His father forced him to take out the rubbish.
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INSTRUCT+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE The sports teacher instructed the pupils to sit down.
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INVITE+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE The government invited Laura to work for the mayor.
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ORDER+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE I'm ordering you to put that money back and apologize.
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PERMIT+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE Lisa's parents permitted her to go to the party.
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PERSUADE+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE Wendy persuaded Paula to ask the boss for a pay rise.
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TELL+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE He told her to clean her room.
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TEMPT+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE Wendy's stories of her travels through India tempted Karen to go there herself.
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WARN+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE The doctor warned Jane not to overdo things before she was completely recovered.
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TO BE SORRY+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE I'm sorry to be a nuisance
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TO BE EASY+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE My flat is very easy to find
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TO BE NECESSARY+OBJ
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TO+INFINITIVE Is it necessary to go there?
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STOP
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE We stopped taking pictures (We were no longer taking pictures) / We stopped to take pictures (We stopped what we were doing so that we could start taking pictures)
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REMEMBER
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE I remember visiting my grandmother (I have a memory of it) / Remember to pick up your dry cleaning (don't forget to do it)
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FORGET
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE I'll never forget hearing this piece of music for the first time. (the memory of something in the past) / Take care, and don't forget to write. (future action9
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REGRET
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE I immediately regretted not asking for his name (a real feeling) / We regret to inform you that your application has not been successful. (a polite formule)
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LIKE
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE I like dancing (in general, regular like) / I like to see them enjoying themselves. (occasional action)
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LOVE
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE I love you (UK) / I love to go out dancing.(America)
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HATE
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE I hate doing the washing-up (in general, regular dislike) / I hate to interrupt you but there's a phone call for you
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START
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GERUND = TO+INFINITIVE It started raining = it started to rain
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BEGIN
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GERUND = TO+INFINITIVE I'm going to begin reading a new book = I'm going to begin to read a new book
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CONTIUE
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GERUND = TO+INFINITIVE I'll continue swimming = I'll continue to swim
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PREFER
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GERUND = TO+INFINITIVE I prefer watching this movie = I prefer to watch this movie
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TRY
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GERUND / TO+INFINITIVE Try doing yoga (do it to see if you like it) / Try not to make a noise (make an effort to do it)
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MODAL VERBS
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INFINITIVE (without to) I can't drive / We must hurry
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OUGH TO
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TO+INFINITIVE
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MAKE + OBJ
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INFINITIVE (without to) She always makes me laugh
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LET+OBJ
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INFINITIVE (without to) My parents didn't let me go out last night
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