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American University, Academic Support Center, Writing Lab, updated 2009

GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES

Knowing which verbs or phrases are followed by gerunds, infinitives or either can be a difficult task. There really are not any clear "rules." One just has to memorize (or refer to) lists such as this one.

Verb +

Gerund

Verb +Preposition +Gerund Be +Adjective +Preposition +Gerund

Verb +

Infinitive

Verb +Infinitive or

Gerund

I advise

studying gerunds.

I have adapted to

living in the U.S.

I am capable of

learning English grammar.

I aim to

master the infinitive.

I began learning

English 10 years

ago.

I began to learn

English 10 years

ago. acknowledge admit advise anticipate appreciate avoid consider defend defer delay deny detest discuss dislike endure enjoy escape excuse feel like finish go imagine involve keep mention mind (object to) miss adapt to adjust to agree on apologize for approve of argue about ask about believe in blame for care about complain about consist of decide on depend on disapprove of discourage from engage in forgive for give up help with inquire about insist on interfere with keep on look forward to object to participate in be accustomed to be afraid of be angry about be ashamed of be capable of be certain about be concerned with be critical of be discouraged from be enthusiastic about be familiar with be famous for be fond of be glad about be good at be happy about be interested in be known for be nervous about be perfect for be proud of be responsible for be sad about be successful in be suitable for agree aim afford appear arrange ask care choose claim consent dare decide decline demand deserve desire expect fail guarantee happen hope intend know learn manage need offer attempt begin can/can't bear can/can't stand cease continue forget go on hate like love neglect prefer regret propose remember see start stop try American University, Academic Support Center, Writing Lab, updated 2009 omit postpone practice prevent quit recall recollect recommend regret resent resist resume risk suggest tolerate understand persist in plan on prepare for profit from prohibit from put off result from succeed in suffer from talk about take part in there's no point in think about warn about work on worry about be tired of be tolerant of be upset about be used to be useful for be worried about plan pledge prepare pretendquotesdbs_dbs4.pdfusesText_7