When do you use the infinitive with "to" and the infinitive with the termination"ing"? When my first notebook entry (I love English and meet people) was corrected, I understood that I must write: "I love English and to meet people" or "I love English and meeting people". So, I thought that we have two ways to write the infinitive: with to before the verb and with ing ending the verb. My doubt is: are there rules to use one or other way?

My strategy to learn English I think that for learn English we need, first, very much listening. After, we need to change translating to the understanding the English words. And, finally, we need talk to native speakers of English. What do you think about this way to learn English?

I'm Brasilian and I love English and meeting people. I'm Brasilian and I love English and meeting people.

My first notebook entry corrected I love English and meeting people

I'm Brasilian and I love English and meet people. I can help who is studying Portuguese, and I will be very much helped by who knows English. In addition, we will exchange information about our cultures. But, the best is make friends around the world.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself I love English and meet people!