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This document provides guidance on using verbs followed by a to-infinitive or -ing form in English. It explains that some verbs, such as "want" and "plan", are only followed by a to-infinitive, while others, like "avoid" and "deny", are only followed by -ing. Verbs like "continue" and "start" can be used with either form. It also discusses how the meaning may differ depending on which form is used, such as with "come", "go on", "mean", "remember", and "stop". Examples are provided to illustrate the differen

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