1. Can Must Should Might
2. Must May Ought to Needn't
3. -ING FORM
3.1. AFTER CERTAIN EXPRESSIONS
3.1.1. It's no use trying to do everything by yourself
3.1.2. I don't mind spending every day
3.2. AS A NOUN
3.2.1. cooking isn't as easy as it looks
3.2.2. lending money to Ron was foolish of you
3.3. AFTER THE VERB 'GO' INDICATING PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
3.3.1. We often go fishing in the summer
3.4. AFTER CERTAINS VERBS
3.4.1. I'd really love coming to your wedding
3.4.2. Martin suggested going to the theatre on Friday
3.5. AFTER PREPOSITIONS
3.5.1. I'm so excited about going to college next year
3.5.2. Let me know if you are interested in joining our university's poetry club
4. Hate Imagine Suggest Risk Spend (time) Consider
5. BARE INFINITIVE
5.1. ATER MODAL VERBS
5.1.1. You should start thinking about your future
5.1.2. They can understand what are you thinking
5.2. AFTER LET AND MAKE IN CATIVE VOICE
5.2.1. Our tecaher made us retake the test
5.2.2. They will never let him leave early
5.3. AFTER WOULD RATHER AND HAD BETTER
5.3.1. I would rather go blind
5.3.2. You had better tell me everything you know about this
6. For About Without Of By In
7. Avoid Enjoy Finish Like Love Keep
8. Verbs that have a difference in meaning
9. Try Remember Forget Regret Stop Go on
9.1. I'll never forget visting the withe house
9.2. Steve forget to tell you that he was going away
10. Rain
10.1. It started to rain
10.2. It started raining a minute ago
11. Verbs with no difference in meaning
12. BOTH FORMS
13. Plan Promise Refuse Seem Tend Want
14. Hope Learn Manage Need Offer Would like
15. Afford Agree Appear Decide Forget
16. Order Persuade Teach Tell
17. Advise Allow Encourage Invite
18. How What When Where
19. Pleasure Shock Chance Ability
20. Something Somebody Anything
21. Someone Anyone Nobody
22. Ready Prepared Sorry
23. Afraid Surprised Free Happy
24. FULL INFINITIVE
24.1. TO EXPRESS PURPOSE
24.1.1. Roger went to the library to find a book on insects
24.1.2. Before Mike goes out to play, he have to do his homework
24.2. AFTER IT + BE + ADJETIVE
24.2.1. It was great to see you after such a long time
24.2.2. It is stupid to think that he loves you
24.3. AFTER CERTAIN ADJETIVES
24.3.1. She was surprised to know who was her dad
24.3.2. At last he was free to do what he wanted
24.4. AFTER TOO AND ENOUGH
24.4.1. It isn't enough time to bake the cake
24.4.2. My mom is too tired to go shopping with me
24.5. AFTER CERTAIN VERBS
24.5.1. I hope to see you again soon
24.5.2. She appear to be more carefully
24.6. AFTER THE OBJECTS OF CERTAIN VERBS
24.6.1. Harvey invite me to travel by plane next week
24.6.2. It was my boyfriend who persuade me to apply for this seminary
24.7. AFTER QUIESTION WORDS
24.7.1. The book gives you instructions on how to improve your memory
24.7.2. You sould ask your dad what to do
24.8. AFTER CERTAIN NOUNS
24.8.1. Some people are usually shocked to hear that conclusion
24.8.2. It was a great pleasure to meet you
24.9. AFTER SOME, ANY, NO, AND THEIR COMPOUNDS
24.9.1. I'll make you something to eat
24.9.2. He doesn't have anywhere to stay
24.10. AFTER THE FIRST/SENCOND/LAST/BEST
24.10.1. Martha was the first to finish the exam
24.10.2. Today is the last day to send the homework