Verbs Followed by Gerund, Participle and Infinitive

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There are some Verbs that usually take a gerund (V+ing) after them. কিছু Verb আছে যাদের পরে Non Finite Verb ব্যবহার হলে অবশ্যই Verb এর সাথে ing যোগ করতে হয় ।

Those Verbs are as follows…

Appreciate- He appreciated going with me.
Understand – I have understood using the infinitive.
Consider- The bank considered granting me the check.
Postpone- We postponed walking through the forest.
Recall- I recalled meeting her the first day.
Recommend- My dad recommends me taking teaching as my profession.
Delay- You always delay attending the party.
Deny- She denied going with me.
Start- The cart starts moving.
Begin- She began singing.
Stop- I stopped listening to music for a lifetime.
Complete- He completed studying.
Finish- He finished working.
Quit- He quits taking the bribe.
Miss- I always miss visiting my native village.
Enjoy – I enjoy playing Cricket.
Mind- Would you mind sitting by me?
Propose- He proposed me going with her.
Suggest- She suggested me forgetting him.
Avoid- she always avoids smoking with friends.
Keep- The chair keeps moving.
Remain- She remains crying aloud.
Admit- He admitted stealing the watch.
Discuss- They all discussed opening a new shop.
Continue- The temperature continues rising.
Maintain- He maintains making a balance.
Mention- She mentioned taking care of her children.
Practice- He practices swimming.
Telerate- I cannot tolerate staying there anymore.
Cannot help- We cannot help sleeping.
Could not help– I could not help slapping her.
Acknowledge- He acknowledged committing the crime.
Forget- I forgot the days staying in my village.
Regret – I regret doing the mistake.

And there are some Verbs that usually take an infinitive after them.অর্থাৎ কিছু Verb আছে যাদের পরে Non-Finite Verb ব্যবহার হলে to + V1 (Infinitive ) ব্যবহার করতে হয়।

They are as follows...

Decide- He decided to memorize Quran.
Demand- They demand to have a school canteen.
Persuade- She persuades me to love her.
Instigate- They instigated him to cheat me.
Offer- She offered me to have my lunch with her.
Refuse- I refused to have lunch with her.
Try- I always try to perform my Salah on time.
Advise- My parents always advise me to follow the rich path.
Threaten- They threaten me to speak the fact.
Hesitate- I never hesitate to speak the truth.
Forget- I always forget to inform you of the matter.
Remind- Mother always reminds me to go to the Masjid.
Agree- I did not agree to do that.
Consent- He consents to help me.
Assent- I assent to stay with him.
Concede- We concede to stop the dispute.
Accede- I accede to share my bed with my friend.
Hope- I hope to succeed in life.
Wish- I wish to go to heaven.
Want- I want to pass the exam.
Expect- I expect to get A+.
Intend- He intends to go abroad.
Need- We need to learn more.
Appear- It appears to be done.
Seem- It seems to be broken.
Claim- He claims to enter the room.
Fail- Abir fails to pass the exam.
Frustrate- Do not frustrate to do any tough work.
Omit- We omit to attend the party.
Pretend- He pretends to cheat us.
Learn- I have leant to read.
Dare- She dares to go there.
Plan- They plan to cheat him.
Promise- She promised to marry me.
Tend- He tends to smoke.

We know that after the preposition ‘to’, there will be always V₁ but there are some preposition-oriented verbs that take a Gerund (V₊ing) after them. অর্থাৎ আমরা জানি যে Preposition ‘to’ এর পর সর্বদা V_{1 o}অর্থাৎ verb এর base form হয়, তবে কিছু To যুক্ত Verb আছে যাদের পরে সর্বদা V + ing/ Gerund ব্যবহার করতে হয় ।