Examples:
I enjoy swimming (not 'I enjoy to swim')
Would you mind closing the window? (not 'would you mind to close the window?')
After these verbs, you have to add –ing behind it:
Stop | Everybody stopped talking. There was silence |
Delay | The plane delayed flying because hard rain |
Fancy | I fancy going to the café this night |
Consider | I consider reading book now. |
Admit | |
Miss | I miss ringing her. |
Involve | |
Finish | I've finished cleaning the flat |
Postpone | |
Imagine | I imagine driving ferrari |
Avoid | He tried to avoid answering my question |
Deny | |
Risk | |
Practise |
Note the negative form not –ing:
When I'm holiday, I enjoy not having to get up early.
We also use –ing after:
Give up = (stop) | Mimien has given up smoking |
Put off = (postpone) | |
Carry on / go on = (continue) | We can't go on living like this |
Keep / keep on = (do something continuously or repeatedly) | Don't keep interrupting me while I'm speaking |
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