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👇Mistakes are frequently made by using the infinitive without (to) after the following verbs, which do not require it.👇 Can + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: My mother can to swim very well. ✔️Say: My mother can swim very well. Could + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: I could not to see you yesterday. ✔️Say: I could not/couldn't see you yesterday. May + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: May I to visit you next weekend? ✔️Say: May I visit you next weekend? Might + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: He might to come in the morning. ✔️Say: He might come in the morning. Must + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: I must to see her at her office. ✔️Say: I must see her at her office. Let + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say:Tom's father would not let him to go out. ✔️Say: Tom's father would not let him go out. Make (to force) + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: You can't make Emma to understand. ✔️Say: You can't make Emma understand. See + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: They saw him to leave the house. ✔️Say: They saw him leave the house. Watch + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: I watched the girls to play hockey. ✔️Say: I watched the girls play hockey. Hear + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: We heard him to speak in English. ✔️Say: We heard him speak in English. Feel + infinitive without to. ❌Don't say: I could feel her heart to beat. ✔️Say: I could feel her heart beat. Or: I could feel her heart beating.