Question

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Answer 1

Mind + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "I don't mind waiting for you."

Like/love/enjoy/hate/don't + gerund (with -ing) or infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "I love swimming in the ocean." or "I love to swim in the ocean."

Would like/would love/would prefer + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "I would like to visit Paris someday."

Go + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "Let's go shopping this weekend."

Too + adjective/adverb + infinitive (with or without to), or adjective/adverb + enough + infinitive (with or without to), or enough + noun + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "It's too cold to go outside." or "He's old enough to drive a car." or "I have enough money to buy a new car."

Modal verbs (can/should/must/may) + infinitive (without to)

Example: "I must finish my homework tonight."

Make/let + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "My parents let me go to the party."

Look forward to, be used to, can't help + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "I'm looking forward to seeing you soon."

Preposition + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "She's good at singing."

Want, decide, ask, expect + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "I want to buy a new car."

Answer 2

It looks like you're working on completing rules for using the infinitive form (with or without "to") or the -ing form in different sentence structures. Below are the rules and examples based on the information you provided:

1. like/love/enjoy/hate/don't mind + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: She likes to swim in the pool.
• Example: He doesn't mind watching movies late at night.

2. deny/avoid/miss/fancy/imagine + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: They denied eating the cake.
• Example: I can't avoid doing my homework.

3. would like/would love/would prefer + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: She would like to go to the party.
• Example: We would prefer watching a movie tonight.

4. go + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: Let's go swimming at the beach.
• Example: He wants to go to visit his grandparents.

5. too + adjective/adverb + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: The soup is too hot to eat right now.
• Example: She is too tired to continue working.

6. can/should/must/may + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: You should study for your exams.
• Example: I can't wait to see the new movie.

7. make/let + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: She made me clean my room.
• Example: They let us play in the park.

8. look forward to, be used to, can't help + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: I look forward to meeting you.
• Example: She is used to working long hours.
• Example: He can't help laughing at the joke.

9. Preposition + infinitive or -ing form (You didn't provide specific prepositions, so please specify which prepositions you want to cover.)

10. want, decide, ask, expect + infinitive or -ing form

• Example: She wants to travel to Europe.
• Example: They decided to start a new business.
• Example: I asked him to help with the project.
• Example: We expect to see you at the party.

For rule 9, please specify the prepositions you want to include so that I can provide examples accordingly.