AP verbes suivis de "à + l'infinitif"

The english expressions here will be followed by either the verb in the infinitive or the present participle in english. However, the equivalent expression in French, which all end in "à", will always be followed by the infinitive. In other words, French infinitives are translated into either english infinitives, present participles (-ing), or both depending upon the expression.

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	to adhere to + verb
	to have fun __-ing
	to learn (how) to + verb
	to teach (how) to + verb
	to like to + verb (with preposition, only infinitive can follow)
	to have to + verb (with preposition)
	to enjoy __-ing (with preposition)
	to seek to + verb
	to begin to + verb
	to consent to + verb
	to consist of __-ing
	to continue to + verb
	to decide to + verb
	to be displeasing to + verb
	to use to + verb
	to teach (how) to + verb
	to practice to + verb
	to wear oneself out from __-ing
	to force to + verb
	to become accustomed to + verb
	to get used to + verb
	to hesistate to + verb
	to invite to + verb
	to get tired of + verb
	to use for + verb
	to begin to + verb (reflexive)
	to start to + verb
	to start to + verb (reflexive)
	to oblige to + verb
	to require to + verb
	to obligate to + verb
	to busy oneself (in) __-ing
	to succeed in __-ing
	to take pleasure in __-ing
	to prepare oneself to + verb
	to practice (at) __-ing
	to begin to ____ again
	to begin ___-ing again
	to start ___-ing again
	to start to _____ again
	to give up __-ing
	to resign oneself to + verb
	to resolve to + verb
	to succeed at __-ing
	to be used for __-ing
	to delay in __-ing
	to be slow to + verb
	to be anxious to + verb
	to be eager to + verb
	to be keen on __-ing
	to intend to + verb
	to be set on __-ing