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-ing form or infinitive

+ -ing:

To admit	To dislike	To go on	To postpone
To avoid	To enjoy	To imagine	To practise
To burst out	To fancy	To involve	To risk
To carry on	To fancy	To keep (on)	To spend
To consider	To finish	To leave off	To stop
To delay	To give up	To mind	To suggest
To deny	To go	To miss	To think of

+ -ing / + to

To begin	To bother	To continue
To hate	To intend	To like
To love	To prefer	To start

These verbs have a different meaning + -ing / + to

To try

To love, like, dislike

To remember, forget, regret

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1. A student can't learn (spell) without being taught.

2. Have you ever watched people (try) to catch fish?

3. If you dislike (peel) onions, try wearing glasses and holding them under water while doing so.

4. On (hear) her speak everyone took her for a foreigner.

5. I promise to give you an opportunity to ask questions before (leave) the classroom after listening to my lesson.

6. It's stupid to risk (break) a leg with those mini-scooters.

7. I must remember (remind) the students that this grammar point needs revising.

8. We mustn't risk (be) late for the concert.

9. I don't want (miss) hearing the choir again.

10. I advise you to wait before deciding (accept) that position at the supermarket.

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