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Verbs
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1. Missing main verb
Every English sentence must have a subject and a main verb.
Nursing | faces | recruitment problems |
Workers | join | trade unions |
2. Following verbs require infinitive in the complement:
Agree fail plan Appear forget prepare Arrange hesitate pretend Ask hope promise | claim intend refuse consent learn seem decide manage tend demand mean threaten | deserve need try wait expect offer want |
We hope to buy a car
You і expected to get all information you needі
User wants to set parameters
Don't use an -ing form after these verbs.
3. Following verbs require an -ing form in the complement:
admit enjoy recall appreciate finish recommend avoid keep regret | complete mention risk consider miss stop delay postpone suggest |
deny practice tolerate discuss quit understand |
He enjoys talking to you
He regrets being unable to help
Don't an infinitive after these verbs. Forbid' is used either with an infinitive or an -ing form.
4. Following verb phrases require an -ing form in the complement:
Approve of don't mind keep on be better off forget about | look forward to can't help get through object to count on insist on | count on insist on think about think of think about think of |
He couldn't help eating another apple
You think about taking this examination
They insist on paying immediately
Don't an infinitive after these verb phrases.
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