verb + infinitive Flashcards
…agree…
I agreed to their proposed.
…agree + to do st.
appear
FRAH appear to have too many bosses.
…appear + to do st.
arrange
I arranged to control the drama between techs.
…arrange + to do st.
ask
Optional a NOUN!
…ask to do st.
I asked to have a tablet for me.
…begin…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…begin + gerund… (use as gerund and infinitive.)
I began organizing the guess room.
…begin + infinitive… (use in continue sentence only!)
I began to learn Latin.
…can’t bear…
LITTLE difference!
…can’t bear to do st.
I can’t bear to get pay by hours.
…can’t stand…
…can’t stand to do st.
I can’t stand to see technicians making messes in the treatment area.
…care…
…care about st.
I don’t care about the drama.
…cease…
…cease + doing st.
I ceased to do extra work at my job.
…choose…
…choose to do st.
I chose to help the rookie doctors.
…claim…
…claim to do st.
I claimed to let me do surgeries my way.
…continue…
LITTLE different.
I continue to clean messes after my coworkers.
…decide…
I decided to go with the flow.
…demand…
I don’t demand to do anything.
…deserve…
I deserve to make more money for what I do.
…dread…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…dread + doing s.t. (most the time.)
I dread loosing our house.
…dread + infinitive… (use it with “to think” or “to consider”)
I dreaded to think of the consequences of my actions.
…expect…
OPTIONAL a NOUN!
I expect to enjoy my job better.
…fail…
I failed to help her because she is immature.
…forget…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…forget + doing s.t. (I forgot to do st. that I DID!)
I forgot bringing bread.
…forget + infinitive…(I forgot to do st. that I HAVE TO DO!)
I forgot to bring bread.
…get (be allowed to)…
I get to do more dentals than anybody else.
…happen…
It happened to talk to my boss.
…hate…
LITTLE different!
I hate to clean the cages!
…hesitate…
I hesitate to advise coworkers.
…hope…
I hope to change my schedule.
…intend
I intend to work in the mean time I get my license.
…learn…
I learned to work with clients in the rooms.
…like…
LITTLE difference in meaning!
I like to drink my coffee in the morning.
…love…
LITTLE difference in meaning!
I love to work at the computer at work.
…manage…
I manage to work there.
…need…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…need + doing s.t.(passive meaning)
The house needs cleaning all the time.
…need + to do s.t. more common.
I need to clean more often at the clinic.
neglect…
LITTLE difference in meaning!
I neglected to clean the treatment area.
offer…
I offered to help with training.
…plan…
I plan on leave this place.
…prefer…
LITTLE difference in meaning!
I prefer to study in room 6 because I am alone..
…prepare…
I am prepared to do my job everyday.
…pretend…
I pretend to be stupid every day.
…promise…
I promise to get my license.
…propose…
LITTLE difference in meaning!
I proposed to paperless in surgery.
…refuse…
I refuse to be told what to do.
…regret…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…regret + going s.t. (normally used with a gerund)
I regretted saying that.
…regret + to do st. (“to inform” meaning “which not to tell you. BAD NEWS.)
I regret to inform people what to do at work.
…remember…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…remember + doing s.t. (to remember that I have done st.)
I remember paying attention in details.
…remember to do st. (to remember that I need TO DO ST.)
I remember to pay more attention in details.
…seem…
I seem to understand people.
…start…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…start + doing s.t. (either way means the same.)
I started studying harder.
I start to study harder.
…start + to do st. (DID NOT CONPLETE AN ACTION.)
I start to studying medicine, but I got lazy.
…swear…
I swear to work as a Dr.
…tend…
I tend to be nice with my coworkers.
…threaten…
I threaten to be an ashole.
…try…
HUGE difference in meaning!
…try + doing s.t. (to experiment different methods see if works)
I try getting up at 5 o’clock.
…try + to do st. (want to, but no succeed.)
I try to get up at 5am, but it is too hard to do it.
…vow…
I vow to be a dr.
…wait…
I waited to be a dr.
…want…
I want to work in the room more often.
…wish…
I wish to be a dr’s technician.
…would like (meaning “wish” or “want”)
I would like to be a supervisor.
…yearn…
I yearn to be a surgeron.