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This document summarizes the use of the to-infinitive and -ing form after verbs in English. It explains that the to-infinitive is used after verbs to indicate purpose or with verbs like "want" and "need". The -ing form is used after prepositions like "without" and "before". It can also be used when the verb is the subject of the sentence, as in "smoking is bad for you". Finally, it provides examples of how verbs like "like", "try", "remember", "stop", and "start" can take either the to-infinitive or -ing fo

Author

Shika Kurokina

Language

EN