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Agree: Tom agreed to help me.
Appear: His health appeared to be better.
Arrange: Naomi arranged to stay with her cousin in Miami.
Ask: She asked to leave.
Begin: He began to talk.
can't bear: He can't bear to be alone.
can't stand: Nancy can't stand to work the late shift.
Care: He doesn't care to participate in the activity.
Cease: The government ceased to provide free healthcare.
Choose: I chose to help.
Chaim: She claimed to be a princess.
Continue: She continued to talk.
Decide: We decided to go to Hawaii.
Demand: He demanded to speak to Mr. Harris.
Deserve: He deserves to go to jail.
Dread: I dread to think what might happen.
Expect: They expect to arrive early.
Fail: He failed to get enough money to pay for the new project.
Forget: I forgot to lock the door when I left.
Get (be allowed to): Debbie gets to go to the concert next week! Why can't I?
Happen: She happened to be at the bank when it was robbed.
Hate: He hates to clean dishes.
Hesitate: She hesitated to tell me the problem.
Hope: I hope to begin college this year.
Intend: We intend to visit you next spring.
Learn: I learned to speak Japanese when I was a kid.
Like: Samantha likes to read.
Love: We love to scuba dive.
Manage: He managed to open the door without the key.
Need: I need to study.
Neglect: She neglected to tell me the date of the meeting.
Offer: Frank offered to drive us to the supermarket.
Plan: We plan to go to Europe this summer.
Prefer: He prefers to eat at 7 PM.
Prepare: They prepared to take the test.
Pretend: The child pretended to be a monster.
Promise: She promised to stop smoking.
Propose: Drew proposed to pay for the trip.
Refuse: The guard refused to let them enter the building.
Regret: I regret to inform you that your application was rejected.
Remember: Did you remember to lock the door when you left?
Seem: Nancy seemed to be disappointed.
Start: Marge started to talk really fast.
Swear: She swore to tell the truth.
Tend: He tends to be a little shy.
Threaten: He threatened to leave forever.
Try: Mary tried to lift the table, but it was too heavy.
Vow: He vowed to get revenge.
Wait: She waited to buy a movie ticket.
Want: I want to study Spanish.
Wish: I wish to stay.
would like (meaning "wish" or "want"): We would like to start now.
Yearn: Melanie yearns to travel somewhere exotic.
