FMS Zug INF or ING?

(don't) mind doing sth

Frank doesn't mind telling you the story again.

can afford to do sth

I can't afford to buy it.

can't bear to do sth OR doing sth

I can't bear to wait any longer. OR

I can't bear waiting any longer.

can't stand to do sth OR can't stand doing sth

I can't stand to wait in long lines. OR

I can't stand waiting in long lines.

don't care much for doing sth

Mary doesn't care much for swimming.

to (quite) like doing sth

Sally quite likes eating Chinese food.

to adore doing sth

Roger adores skiing.

to advise doing sth OR to advise sb to do sth

She advised waiting until tomorrow. OR

She advised me to wait until tomorrow.

to advise sb who/what/which/how/when/where/why to do sth

She advised me what to do.

to agree to do sth

They agreed to help us.

to aim to do sth

Peter aimed to win the gold medal.

to allow doing sth OR to allow sb to do sth

We don't allow smoking here. OR

We don't allow people to smoke here.

to appreciate doing sth

We appreciate being invited to the party.

to arrange to do sth

I'll arrange to meet you at the airport.

to ask (sb) who/what/which/how/when/where/why to do sth

They asked (me) how to get to the station.

to ask sb. to do sth.

I asked John to help us.

to ask to do sth

He asked to come with us.

to attempt to do sth

I attempt to learn Chinese.

to be fond of doing sth

I'm very fond of skating.

to be keen on doing sth

My parents are very keen on playing chess.

to be sorry for doing sth

Sam is very sorry for waking you up. He didn't know you were at home when he started playing the drums.

to be sorry to do sth

I am sorry to disturb you - but could I speak to you for a moment.

to beg sb. to do sth.

They begged us to come.

to beg to do sth

He begged to come with us.

to begin to do sth OR to begin doing sth

It began to rain. OR

It began raining

to bother to do sth OR to bother doing sth

Sam didn't bother to write clearly. OR

Sam didn't bother writing clearly.

to care to do sth

I don't care to see that show.

to cause sb. to do sth.

Her laziness caused her to fail.

to challenge sb. to do sth.

She challenged me to race her to the corner.

to choose to do sth

In the end she chose to wear the blue dress.

to claim to do sth

She claims to know James Bond.

to continue to do sth OR to continue doing sth

He continued to speak. OR

He continued speaking.

to convince sb. to do sth.

I couldn't convince him to accept our help.

to dare to do sth

Sally doesn't dare to ask him for money.

to decide to do sth

I've decided to leave on Monday.

to decide who/what/which/how/when/where/why to do sth

Have Trevor and Laura decided when to have a party?

to demand to do sth

I demand to know who is responsible.

to deserve to do sth

She deserves to win that prize.

to desire to do sth

He desired to go home. (old-fashioned)

to detest doing sth

Peter detests having to go to school.