jezeli w zdaniu wystepuje czasownik, a zaraz po nim nastepny czasownik, wowczas wystepuja te konstrukcje, o ktore pytasz:
verb + to-infinitive (oba czasowniki odnosza sie do tego samego podmiotu)
I want to go to the Caribean.
We need to change the fuse.
She forgot to lock the back door.
verb + object + to-infinitive (pierwszy czasownik odnosi sie do podmiotu, drugi do dopelnienia)
I want you to answer the phone.
We need a mechanic to check the tyres on our car.
Mum allowed us to play football in the garden.
verb + bare infinitive (najczesciej pierwszy czasownik to czasownik modalny)
I can run.
She should apologise to us.
He could be a basketball player.
verb + object + bare infinitive (trzy z najbardziej znanych to 'let', 'make' oraz 'have')
Her parents didn't let her go.
I'll make you talk!
If you wait, I'll have someone collect it for you.
verb + -ing form
It stopped raining.
We began learning English not so long ago.
The man denied breaking into the house.
verb + object + -ing form
The film soon had us crying.
She left the children watching TV.