TO -INFINITIVE After certain Verbs (with to) Ex: He refused to pay the bill.

afford agree appear arrange attempt choose claim dare decide demand deserve determine expect happen have hope learn need offer ought plan prepare pretend promise refuse resolve seem stop swear tend threaten trouble used want wish admit advise allow afraid of

GERUNDS As the subject of a sentence Ex: Cycling is good for your health After certain adjectives

angry about / at bad at clever at crazy about disappointed about excited about famous for fond of glad about good at impressed by interested in keen on proud of sick of sorry about tired of worried about

After certain verbs Example: I enjoy cooking.

appreciate avoid can't help can't stand consider deny dislike

would hate /would like/ would love would prefer

enjoy escape fancy finish go (in go swimming) keep mind miss permit postpone practise reject resist risk stop suggest understand

Verbs with Prepositions followed by the Gerund Ex: I'm looking forward to seeing you again soon.
accuse of adjust to agree with apologize for approve of ask about ask for believe in care for complain about concentrate on consist of decide for depend on die of dream about / of

escape from feel like forgive for give up insist on keep on look forward to object to pay for protect from spend money on spend time on succeed in take part in talk about / of thank for think of worry about