Verbs followed immediately by an infinitive.doc

Afford

I can't afford to buy anew car.

Agree

They agreed to help me with my homework.

Aim

They aim to reach the top of that mountain by midday.

Appear

You appear to be tired.

Arrange

I arranged to meet him at the railway station.

Ask

She asked to come with us.

Beg

The children begged to come with us.

Care

I don't care to see that film.

Choose

I chose to take a shortcut.

Claim

She claims to know Tom Hanks.

Consent

Mary finally consented to marry Joe.

Decide

I have decided to sell my house.

Demand

I demand to know who did it.

Deserve

She deserves to win the competition.

Expect

I expect to arrive there at about 4 o’clock.

Fail

The plane failed to arrive on time

Forget

I forgot to do shopping.

Hesitate

Don't hesitate to ask for assistance

Hope

I hope to see you again next week.

Learn

He learned to play the violin when he was six.

Long

I long to see my home town before I die.

Manage

I managed to finish my work early.

Mean

I didn't mean to hurt his feelings.

Need

I need to ask you some questions

Offer

They offered to give me a lift.

Plan

I am planning to travel to Paris.

Prepare

We prepared to attack them.

Pretend

He pretended not to notice that I was waiting.

Promise

I promise to return your car next week.

Refuse

He refused to let us go in.

Regret

I regret to tell you that you didn’t pass the exam.

Remember

I remembered to lock the door.

Seem

It seems to be raining.

Struggle

He struggled to get free.

Swear

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