suggests
v.v. to mention an idea or a plan for someone to think about. It can also mean that something seems to be true based on the evidence you see.
v. to propose a plan or idea for consideration; to indicate the likelihood of a fact or condition without proving it with certainty.
She suggests going to the park for a walk.
The latest data suggests that the economy is finally starting to recover after a difficult year.
While the initial evidence suggests a mechanical failure, the investigation team is still considering the possibility of human error during the landing sequence.
The verb is transitive. When followed by another action, it takes the -ing form or a 'that' clause, but never an infinitive with 'to'.
He suggests to go home.He suggests going home.Suggest cannot be followed by an infinitive; use a gerund or a 'that' clause instead.