Slides about Infinitive. Materials taken from "Enterprise Grammar 1", "Youtube.com" and "www.islcollective.com"

1. INFINITIVE
vs
GERUND

14. Verbs which are usually followed by a Gerund “ing”:
1. After prepositions.
2. don´t mind, couldn´t help, can´t stand, look forward to.
3. When it is the subject of the sentence
4. After these verbs:
Like, love, hate, acknowledge, admit, adore, anticipate,
appreciate, avoid, celebrate, confess, contemplate, delay,
deny, describe, detest, discuss, dislike, dread, endure, enjoy,
fancy, finish, imagine, involve, keep, justify, mention, mind,
miss, omit, postpone, practise, quit, recall, recommend,
regret, report, resume, risk, suggest, tolerate, understand.

15. Verbs which are usually followed by an “TO” infinitive:
1. To express purpose or reason.
2. Would like, would love
3. After adjectives
4. After these verbs:
afford, agree, appear, arrange, ask, attempt, care, choose,
claim, come, consent, dare, decide, demand, deserve,
determine, elect, expect, fail, get, help, hesitate, hope,
hurry, intend, learn, manage, mean, need, offer, plan,
prepare, pretend, promise, refuse, resolve, say, seem, tend,
threaten, want, wish.

16. BARE INFINITIVE
1. After modals verbs: can, could, might,
should, must, may, ought to.
2. Will, do, did, would.
3. make - let