The document provides a list of verbs that can be followed by an infinitive, such as "dread", along with an example sentence using that verb. The list includes over 50 verbs in alphabetical order. The website is dedicated to helping English students and provides grammar resources.

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abhor endure practice tolerate
acknowledge enjoy prefer try*
admit escape prevent understand
allow evade prohibit urge
appreciate explain propose
attempt fancy practice
avoid feel like prefer*
be worth feign prevent
began finish prohibit
*can't bear forgive propose
can't help give up (stop) quit
can't stand* hate* recall
celebrate imagine recollect
confess justify recommend
consider keep (continue) regret*
*continue like* report
defend love* resent
delay mention resist
deny mind (object to) resume
detest miss risk
discontinue necessitate shirk
discuss omit shun
dislike permit start*
dispute picture suggest
dread postpone support
For example, I dread seeing my Aunt Bessie. She gives me kisses all over
my face.
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