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Mean -ing or to?

mean to do: you intend to do something/ mean doing: an action involves something

How come you refused to help/helping me?

to help

Example with RISK

-ing

We continued to read/reading the book in class.

to read/reading

In some ways, being a doctor means to dedicate/ dedicating your life to your job.

dedicating

After ADMIT, AVOID we use...

-ing

Example with MANAGE

to

Go on -ing or to?

go on to do: you stop one activity or topic of discussion and start another, new one/ go on doing: you continue doing an activity

Example with SUGGEST

-ing

After prepositions we use...

-ing

REMEMBER and FORGET- ing, we use when we speak about past/present.

past

After DENY we use...

-ing

When the police questioned him, he denied to do/ doing anything wrong.

doing

Stop: -ing or to?

stop to do: you stop one activity because you want or need to do another activity/ stop doing: you are doing something and then you stop

After REFUSE we use...

to

Example with CONSIDER

-ing

After AFFORD, AGREE, APPEAR, ARRANGE we use...

to

The actor went on to talk/talking for two hours.

talking

As a kid, I avoided to eat/eating vegetables.

eating

I forgot to bring/bringing the money I owe you.

to bring