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Today we're talking about verbs that go with "2" and verbs that go with "I and G" in English. Some verbs like "enjoy" are always followed by a verb ending in "I and G," while others like "want" are followed by a verb with "2." There's no clear reason why some verbs are like this, but it's important to study and learn them. We've included a list of common verbs with examples to make it easier for you. Hello people, topic today is 2 and I and G. We are going to see which verbs in English go with 2 and which ones with I and G. When in this structure you sit, do you enjoy learning English? Do you enjoy learning English? Do you want to help your level? Do you want to help your level? Notice that in each of these questions there are 2 verbs. Enjoy and learn, want and improve. And that is the first that determines whether the second should go with 2 or with I and G. In these examples you see how enjoy is always accompanied by a verb ending in I and G. And want is always followed by another which 2. Rules. Why are there some verbs in English that are followed by I and G and others by I and G? The short answer is nobody knows, it's just like that. Of course, it is not what most of those who study this language prefer to hear. But certainly any good grammar book includes a long list of verbs that are followed by a gerund and those that are followed by an infinitive. So you have no choice but to study it. To make it even easier for you, we have added here the verbs that you will encounter most often with examples. Frequent verbs followed by infinitives which 2. Examples. Can you help me carry this bag please? Hope, wait. I hope to be back before 10 p.m. tonight. I hope to be back before 10 p.m. tonight. Learn. Learn. I learned to speak English when I was 5. I learned to speak English at the age of 5. Do you need to go to the bank? There's one there. Offer. Dan offers to take me home. Offer. He can't offer to buy a new computer in the moment so he borrowed an old one from me. He can't offer to buy a new computer right now so I lent him one of mine from a while ago. Agree. Did you agree to follow the rules? Decide. I decided to move out of the city. I have decided to leave this city. Forget. Don't forget to lock the door when you leave. Hope, can you help me carry this bag please?