COMMON EXPRESSIONS AND VERBS FOLLOWED BY

COMMON EXPRESSIONS AND VERBS FOLLOWED BY
ING-FORMS			INFINITIVES
Preposition combinations			Verbs followed immediately by an infinitive
be excited about be worried about be nervous about complain about/of dream about/of talk about/of think about/of apologize for blame smn for forgive smn for have an excuse for have a reason for be responsible for	thank smn for keep smn from prevent smn from prohibit smn from stop smn from believe in be interested in participate in succeed in be accused of be capable of for the purpose of	be guilty of instead of take advantage of take care of be tired of insist on be accustomed to in addition to be committed to be devoted to look forward to object to be opposed to be used to	afford to agree to appear to arrange to ask to can’t bear to beg to begin to care to claim to consent to continue to decide to demand to deserve to expect to**	fail to *forget to hate to hesitate to hope to learn to like to love to manage to mean to need to offer to plan to prefer to prepare to pretend to**	promise to refuse to *regret to remember* to seem to can’t stand start to struggle to swear to threaten to try* to volunteer to wait to want to wish to**
Special expressions
have fun/a good time + V-ing have trouble/difficulty + V-ing have a hard time/ difficult time + V-ing spend +expression of time or money+ V-ing waste +expression of time or money+ V-ing sit +expression of place+ V-ing stand +expression of place+ V-ing lie +expression of place+ V-ing find +(pro)noun+ V-ing catch +(pro)noun+ V-ing
			Verbs followed by a (pro)noun + an infinitive
			advise to allow to ask to beg to cause to challenge to convince to dare to encourage to**	expect to forbid to force to hire to instruct to invite to need to order to permit to	persuade to remind to require to teach to tell to urge to want to warn to
Verbs verbs with can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive without difference in meaning verbs with * can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive, BUT with a difference in meaning**
admit advise* anticipate appreciate avoid can’t bear begin complete consider continue delay deny discuss dislike enjoy**	finish forget* hate can’t help keep like love mention mind miss postpone practice prefer quit recall	recollect recommend regret* remember* resent resist risk can’t stand start stop suggest tolerate try* understand	Adjectives followed by infinitives
			glad to happy to pleased to delighted to content to relieved to lucky to fortunate to sorry to sad to upset to disappointed to	proud to ashamed to ready to prepare to anxious to eager to willing to motivated to determined to careful to hesitant to reluctant to	afraid to likely to certain to surprised to amazed to astonished to shocked to stunned to

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