That Grammar feature is GERUNDS and INFINITIVES
The gerund from -ing:
- After some main verbs: admit, appreciate, consider, delay, deny, detest, dislike, enjoy, escape, face, feel like, FINISH, forgive, imagine, mention, mind, miss, practise, prefer, recommend, risj, suggest, understand, involve, put off, give up...and more.
The infinitive with to:
-After some main verbs: afford, agree, arrange, ask, bear, begin, attempt, hope, expect, start, remember, try, hate, help, promise, offer, want, wish, happe, forget, seem, pretend, prefer, care, choose...and more.
Some verbs can be followed by a gerund or to- infinitive but they have a difference in meaning:
e.g: I remember seeing you somewhere before. (An action that happened before the moment of remembering)
� � � �I remember to lock the door. ( An action after the moment of remembering)
e.g I regret going to the party last night. (be sorry about an action in the past)
� � � I regret to tell you that your bags have been stolen. (be sorry about a present action)
I hope I helpt a little!! ;)
