Why ”suggest doing”, not ”suggest to do”? | WordReference Forums

meaning - Is there any differences between ”I suggest doing” and ”I suggest you do?” - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange

He suggested to postpone the meeting. I know that ”suggest + to do” is wrong, and it should be ”suggest+doing”. But do native speakers never ever say ”suggest to do”?? You use both ”propose+to do” and ”propose+doing”, right? If so, ”suggest+to do” should also be acceptable because propose and suggest have almost the same meaning. What do you think about this? | HiNative

'Suggest Doing' or 'Suggest to Do'? Which One Is Correct? | Mastering Grammar