Verb + (Pro)Noun + Infinitive with to
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advise (smb to do smth)
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The doctor advised her to take this medicine.
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allow
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He allowed me to use his computer.
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ask
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Mother asked us to help her.
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beg
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They begged us to let them go to the party.
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cause
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Her laziness caused her to fail the class.
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challenge
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He challenged me to race him to the corner.
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command
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Rick commanded the dogs to sit.
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convince
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I couldn’t convince her to accept the money.
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dare
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She dared me to do better than she had done.
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encourage
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My parents always encouraged me to do my best at school.
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expect
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I expect you to be on time.
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forbid
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I forbid you to tell her.
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force
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She forced me to tell the truth.
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get
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We couldn’t get him to stop.
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hate
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I’d hate you to spend the best years of your life doing that.
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help
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I helped an old lady to carry her bags into the house.
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hire
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She hired a nurse to take care of her mother.
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instruct
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Ms. Reed instructed us to read the text twice.
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intend
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Did you intend me to use this resource for the report?
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invite
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I invited Tanya to come to my birthday party.
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leave
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I think we should leave her to rest.
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like
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I like my coffee to be hot.
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mean
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I didn’t mean her to read this book by tomorrow.
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need
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We need Dad to help us fix the bicycle.
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oblige
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The circumstances obliged him to be careful about his health.
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order
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The police ordered the driver to stop.
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permit
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She permitted the children to stay up late.
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persuade
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I persuaded Mary to write an apology.
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prefer (would prefer)
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I’d prefer you to come alone.
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press
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The police pressed me to talk about what had happened that night.
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recommend
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The doctor recommended me to stay at home for two days.
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remind
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He reminded me to lock the door.
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require
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Our teacher requires us to be on time.
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request
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My family requested you to stay with us.
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teach
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My brother taught me how to swim.
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tell
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Mother told me to be home by ten.
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tempt
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Curiosity tempted me to ask her about her husband.
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trouble
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Catherine, may I trouble you to continue reading?
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urge
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I urged her to apply for the job.
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want
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I want you to be happy.
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warn
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Tara warned me not to drive too fast.
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wish
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I wish you to do something for me.
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would like
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I would like you to be my friend.
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