enjoy, gerund ¨I enjoyed living in France¨, fancy, gerund ¨I fancy seeing a film tonight¨, discuss, gerund ¨We discussed going on holiday together¨, dislike, gerund ¨I dislike waiting for buses¨, finish, gerund ¨We've finished preparing for the meeting, mind , gerund ¨I don't mind coming early¨, suggest , gerund ¨He suggested staying at the Grand Hotel¨, recommend, gerund ¨They recommended meeting earlier, keep, gerund ¨He kept working, although he felt ill, avoid, gerund ¨She avoided talking to her boss¨, miss, gerund ¨She misses living near the beach, appreciate, GERUND I appreciated her helping me, delay, GERUND He delayed doing his taxes, postpone, GERUND He postponed returning to Paris, practise, GERUND She practised singing the song, consider, GERUND She considered moving to New York, can´t stand, GERUND He can't stand her smoking in the office, can´t help, GERUND He can't help talking so loudly, risk, GERUND He risked being caught, admit, GERUND He admitted cheating on the test, deny, GERUND He denied committing the crime, mention, GERUND He mentioned going to that college, imagine, GERUND He imagines working there one day, tolerate, GERUND I tolerated her talking, understand, GERUND I understand his quitting, involve, GERUND The job involves travelling to Japan once a month, complete, GERUND He completed renovating the house, report, GERUND He reported her stealing the money, anticipe, GERUND I anticipated arriving late, recall, GERUND Tom recalled using his credit card at the store, agree, TO + INFINITIVE  She agreed to give a presentation at the meeting, ask*, TO + INFINITIVE I asked to leave early / I asked him to leave early, decide, TO + INFINITIVE We decided to go out for dinner, help*, TO + INFINITIVE He helped to clean the oven / he helped his flatmate to clean the oven, plan, TO + INFINITIVE She plans to buy a new flat next year, hope, TO + INFINITIVE I hope to pass the exam, learn, TO + INFINITIVE They are learning to sing, want*, TO + INFINITIVE I want to come to the party / I want him to come to the party, would like*, TO + INFINITIVE  I would like to see her tonight / I would like you to see her tonight, promise, TO + INFINITIVE We promised not to be late, can afford, TO + INFINITIVE We can't afford to go on holiday, manage, TO + INFINITIVE He managed to open the door without the key, prepare*, TO + INFINITIVE They prepared to take the test / the teachers prepared the students to take the test., demand, TO + INFINITIVE He demanded to speak to Mr. Harris, choose, TO + INFINITIVE I chose to help, offer, TO + INFINITIVE   Frank offered to drive us to the supermarket, wait, TO + INFINITIVE She waited to buy a movie ticket, would hate*, TO + INFINITIVE  I'd hate to be late / I'd hate you to be late, would love*, TO + INFINITIVE I'd love to come / I'd love him to come, seem, TO + INFINITIVE Nancy seemed to be disappointed, expect*, TO + INFINITIVE They expect to arrive early / they expect Julie to arrive early, intend, TO + INFINITIVE We intend to visit you next spring, pretend, TO + INFINITIVE The child pretended to be a monster, refuse, TO + INFINITIVE The guard refused to let them enter the building, tend, TO + INFINITIVE He tends to be a little shy, would prefer*, TO + INFINITIVE I'd prefer to do it / I'd prefer him to do it, deserve, TO + INFINITIVE He deserves to go to jail., appear, TO + INFINITIVE His health appeared to be better, arrange, TO + INFINITIVE Naomi arranged to stay with her cousin in Miami, claim, TO + INFINITIVE She claimed to be a princess.

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