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The example "I need to buy some beer because of the weather" can be considered as:
Correct. Need is always followed by infinitives.
In the example: "I learned speaking english thanks to my saturday classes"
Incorrect: The verb LEARN is always followed by an infinitive.
The sentence "I can't stand to listen to people speaking by phone in public transportation"
Correct! The expression CAN'T STAND can be followed by both gerunds and infinitives.
In the example "I hate eating pizza", the example can be considered as:
Correct! The verb HATE can be followed by both infinitives and gerunds.
In the expression "I suggest having some drinks after the class", the expression can be considered as:
Correct! The verb SUGGEST can be followed by gerunds.
In the case of the question: who's someone you'd like to meet?, the example can be considered as:
Correct! The expression WOULD LIKE can be followed by infinitives.
The expression "(not) mind" is usually followed by verbs in:
Gerund
The expression "feel like" is usually followed by verbs in:
Gerund
The verb "Try" is usually followed by:
Infinitive and Gerund
The verb "hope" is usually followed by:
Infinitives
The verb "Imagine" is usually followed by:
Gerund
The verb "want" is usually followed by:
Infinitive
The verb "keep" is usually followed by:
Gerund
The verb "appreciate" is usually followed by:
Gerund
