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After certain verbs

I learnt to speak spanish in valencia
Common examples:
Afford, agree, ask, choose, help, hope, pretend, promise, expect, prefer, used.

After certain adjectives

I was surprised to see him at the party
Common examples:
difficult, possible, happy, certain, simple.

After verbs which follow the pattern adverb+someone+to do+something.

I asked  her to open the window.
Common examples:
encourage, permit, allow, persuade, teach, force.

To express purpose

I went to the shops to get some bread

The infinitive without to, his is also used after modal auxiliaries(can, must), after let, had better and would rather
Make has no to in the active, but adds to in the pasive:
I made him go to school/ he was made to go to school

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5. After adjective and preposition combinations
Steven is fantastic at cooking Thai food.

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3. After verb and preposition combinations.
Common examples:

insist on

approve of

consist of

believe in

succed in

4. After phrasal verbs
I gave up playing tennis when I hurt my knee.

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Is a verb which is used as a noun. It can be the subject of a clause or sentence: “Climbing the hill took them all day”, or the object: “I consider learning to sabe to be an essential part of growing up”.

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1.  After all prepositions except to

look forward to doing to

to object to doing

to get used to doing

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