verbs that are not followed by either gerund or to-infinitive.

Hi, Tony C,

@Tony C posted:

Is the verb "continue" followed by verb only?

e.g. I continue own/owning/to own the property?

'Continue' can be followed by 'v.ing' or 'to + inf.' with almost no difference in meaning. Your example above needs more context to be understood.

Hi, Tony,

To add to Ahmed's answer, "continue" can also be followed by a noun or by the preposition "with," e.g. continue (with) the construction of the property.

@Tony C posted:

Is the verb "continue" followed by verb only?

e.g. I continue own/owning/to own the property?

You can express the idea above as follows:

- I continue to own the property.
- I continue owning the property.
- I continue to be the owner of the property.
- I continue being the owner of the property.

In some special cases, you could also say:

- I continue as (the) owner of the property, but my children are the beneficiaries.