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by Oscar Rafael Saavedra Lopez
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Understanding when to use the or helps in sounding natural in English . After certain verbs we prefer the to - infinitive , as in decide , or . After other verbs or after prepositions we typically use the - ing form , such as or avoid ____ . Some verbs can take either form with small meaning differences , but many common structures prefer one pattern over the other . Remember , the appears after .

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Many verbs are followed by an infinitive or by - ing form . For example , you decide abroad , hoping , and you enjoy while learning . Some verbs prefer the infinitive : I want more , I would like . Others use the - ing form : I enjoy , we are to a new city , soon .

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