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Encourage
a) encouraged + to
b) encouraged + verb in ING
Encouraged + to
Example:
'My mum encouraged me to play baseball'
Thank
a) Thanked + to
b) Thanked + verb in ING
c) Thanked + for (+ verb in ING if necessary)
Thanked + for (+ verb in ING if necessary)
Example:
a) 'Paul thanked me for the present'
b) 'Paul thanked me for helping him'
Suggest
a) Suggested + to
b) Suggested + verb in ING
Both options are possible in past, the difference is that by using "to" we are talking about options and "ing" refers to a memory, both in past.
Apologise
a) Apologised + to
b) Apologised + for + verb in ING
Apologised + for + verb in ING
Example:
'Tom apologised for breaking the window'
Refuse
a) Refused + to
b) Refused + verb in ING
Refused + to
Example:
'I refused to go to the party'
Admit
a) Admitted + to
b) Admitted + verb in ING
Admitted + verb in ING
Example:
'Sharon admitted taking her sister's sweater'
Beg
a) Beg + to
b) Beg + verb in ING
Begged + to
Example:
'My son begged me to let him go camping'
Warn
a) Warned + to
b) Warned + about + verb in ING
Warned + about + verb in ING
Example:
'Kimberly warned her brother about taking her laptop without permission'
Remind
a) Reminded + to
b) Reminded + verb in ING
Both are correct, although the use of "reminded to" feels more natural even when talking about memories of the past.
Want
a) Wanted to
b) Wanted + verb in ING
Wanted + to
Example:
'I wanted to buy a pizza but the restaurant was closed'