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不定式,动名词（Infinitive） Wish and so on, most of these words can be connected to the th at boot clause. Such as: I, decided, to, ask, for, my, money, back. I, decided, that, I, would, ask, for, my, back., money When, our, visit, to, the, was, over, we, expected, farm, to, startback, on, foot. When, our, visit, to, the, was, over, we, expected, that, wewould,, start, back, farm, on, foot. When the object is a complex object in the infinitive, first with the form of it object instead of the infinitive, after the infinitive in the complement: subject + verb complement sentence It To do. as : We, think, it, quite, important, for, US, to, learn,, a, foreignlanguage, well. He, feels, it, his, duty, to, help, the, poor. Prepositions but, except, besides+to, do (do) In this sentence, such as a preposition before the verb do, should be followed with to infinitive; if there is no do, then to infinitive, with do without to, to without do. Such as: The, enemy, soldiers, had, no, choice, but, to, in., give On, Sunday, afternoon, I, had, nothing, to, do,, but, watch, TV. The gerund as object The following verbs can only be followed by nouns, such as: admit, appreciate, consider, delay, enjoy, finish, keep, imag Ine, mind, miss, practise, resist, risk, save, suggest, dont, mind, give, up, insist, on, put, off, etc.. Such as: I, suggest, spending, our, summer, vacation, in, a, town., seaside You, must, give, up, smoking, for, it, does, too, much,, harm, toyour, health. The gerund is used as the object of the preposition I, should, go, to, attend, the, birthday, celebration, instead, of,, staying, at, home. What, about, inviting, Li, Jun, to, make, a, speech? The preposition before the verb can sometimes be omitted, such as: have, difficulty (in), doing, have, no, trouble (in), doing, lose, no, Ti, me (in), doing, prevent/stop... (from) doing, there, is, no, use (in), doing, etc.. Behind, a verb can take the infinitive, gerund can also be connected as the object, meaning the same. Such a