THE INFINITIVE AND THE -ING FORM
I. THE INFINITIVE AND THE -ING FORM AFTER VERBS I wanted to call you but I ran out of time. They enjoy learning English . 1) After some verbs , we use the infinitive with to: - She decided to train as a nurse . - She hopes to find a job near her parents' home. - Students want to find accommodation not far from their university. - Students plan to visit an apartment tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of a real estate agency . 2) And after some verbs, we use the -ing form: - She doesn't mind sleeping in the top bunk at a youth hostel . - I have just finished drafting an email to my supplier. - They enjoyed speaking foreign languages . - He suggested walking to the supermarket, which was just a stone's throw from their home. But we can also say: He suggested they walk to the supermarket, which was just a stone's throw from their home. 3) Here are some of the most common verbs of both types: a) Verbs + the infinitive with to: agree, arran...