Stop Smoking vs Stop to Smoke: The One Word That Changes Everything

Should you say "I enjoy to swim" or "I enjoy swimming"? "I want going" or "I want to go"? If you are not 100% sure every time — this episode is for you.

Sara and Mark break down one of the most confusing grammar rules in English — when to use Verb + ING and when to use Verb + TO. Including the verbs where the meaning completely changes depending on which you choose.

What you will learn:
• 8 verbs that always use ING — and why
• 8 verbs that always use TO — and why
• 4 verbs where ING vs TO changes the meaning completely
• A simple memory trick to remember the rules
• 5 key vocabulary words for this grammar topic

Perfect for A2–B1 learners who want to stop guessing and start using these verbs with confidence.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 — The sentence that confuses everyone
0:50 — Why this rule exists
2:00 — Group 1: Verbs that always use ING
4:30 — Group 2: Verbs that always use TO
7:00 — Group 3: Verbs where the meaning changes
9:00 — The memory trick
9:45 — Vocabulary: 5 words for today
10:45 — Echo Phase: practise both forms
11:45 — Pause & Try: your turn
12:30 — Wrap-up & your challenge

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