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The Verb Patterns Rescue Guide is coming to save you! Who knows, it might be fun 🤔 #smilewhileyoulearn

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The Verb Patterns Rescue Guid

Verb Patterns are one of the most challenging things in the English Language. Do you want to remember verb patterns or do you want remembering verb patterns 🤔 ? Probably neither! But we want you to remember them and you need to remember them 😅 unfortunately.

With our examples, some practice, and most importantly a bit of fun, believe us, you will succeed! 

Some verbs can be followed by to + infinitive or verb-ing:

Verbs followed by VERB-ING or TO+INFINITIVE with a small/no change of meaning:

Verbs followed by VERB-ING or TO+INFINITIVE with a small/no change of meaning:

Verbs followed by VERB-ING or TO+INFINITIVE with a small/no change of meaning:

Love

We can say 

I love watching the Big Bang Theory

or

I love to watch the Big Bang Theory

Like

Dislike 

Hate

Start

Begin

Continue

Prefer


Examples coming soon

Verbs followed by VERB-ING or TO+INFINITIVE with a BIG change in meaning:

Verbs followed by VERB-ING or TO+INFINITIVE with a small/no change of meaning:

Verbs followed by VERB-ING or TO+INFINITIVE with a small/no change of meaning:

Forget

Remember

Stop 

Try

Go on

Regret


Examples coming soon

Some verbs are followed by to + infinitive only:

Some verbs are ONLY followed by verb-ing:

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