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Test your knowledge of infinitives following specific verbs in English!

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Test your knowledge of infinitives following specific verbs in English!

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after are an of English . Some verbs are by an infinitive , while others are followed by a . For example , the verb is typically followed by an infinitive , as in 'I want to . ' On the other hand , the verb is followed by a gerund , as in 'I enjoy eating . ' It is crucial to learn which verbs are followed by which forms to . Some verbs can be followed by both forms , but the may . For instance , can mean to cease an action when followed by a gerund , as in 'I stopped , ' or to to something else when followed by an infinitive , as in 'I stopped to smoke . ' Understanding these distinctions helps in mastering verb in English .

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