Catatan:Kata “intend” biasanya diik

Catatan:
Kata “intend” biasanya diikuti oleh infinitives, contohnya : I intend to go to the meeting. Tapi terkadang kata “intend” bisa diikuti oleh gerund, contohnya : I intend going to the meeting. Keduanya memilki arti yang sama.
Diantara verbs di atas ada yang langsung diikuti oleh infinitive dan ada juga yang didahului oleh object (nouns/ pronouns). Sedangkan beberapa verb (kata kerja) lazim yang didahului object (nouns/ pronouns) kemudian diikuti oleh infinitives adalah sebagai berikut:
tell someone to, advise someone to, encourage someone to, remind someone to, invite someone to, permit someone to, allow someone to, warn someone to, require someone to,order someone to, force someone to, ask someone to, expect someone to, would like someone to, want someone to, need someone to, etc.

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

Note:The word "intend" usually followed by infinitives, for example: I intend to go to the meeting. But sometimes the words "intend" could be followed by a gerund, for example: I intend going to the meeting. Both have the same meaning.Among the verbs above anyone directly followed by the infinitive and there are also preceded by objects (nouns/pronouns). While some of the verb (verb) customarily preceded objects (nouns/pronouns) followed by infinitives are as follows:tell someone to, someone to advise, encourage someone to, remind someone to, invite someone to, permit someone to, allow someone to warn someone, to, require someone to order someone to, force someone to, ask someone to, expect someone to, would like someone to, want someone to, need someone to, etc.

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

Note:
The word "intend" is usually followed by infinitives, for example: I intend to go to the meeting. But sometimes the word "intend" may be followed by a gerund, for example: I intend going to the meeting. Both have the same meaning.
Among the verbs at the top there is immediately followed by the infinitive and there is also preceded by objects (nouns / pronouns). While some of the verb (the verb) commonly preceded objects (nouns / pronouns) followed by infinitives are as follows:
tell someone to, advise someone to, encourage someone to, remind someone to, invite someone to, permit someone to, allow someone to, warn someone to, require someone to, order someone to, force someone to, ask someone to, expect someone to, would like someone to, want someone to, need someone to, etc.