[General] To knowing and to know

[arjitsharma]

I would like to know the difference between these two sentences given below.

1. To knowing people were not there i felt bad.

2. To know people were not there i felt bad.

I would like to know that if it is ok to write "to know" instead of "to knowing" in a sentance.

 

[Rover_KE]

First, please use Edit Post to capitalise 'I' at all times, as you were told by emsr2d2 in this thread.

 

[andrewberlin]

You can use either the gerund - knowing or to + infinitive - to know.

Knowing people were not there, I felt bad.

 

[Raymott]

I would like to know that if it is ok to write "to know" instead of "to knowing" in a sentance.

No. Your first sentence is wrong.
There are places where "to knowing" can be used, but your sentence is not one of them. Eg, "There are advantages to knowing Latin"; "I wouldn't admit to knowing him."

I can't think of any examples of where you can use "to know" where "to knowing" is correct, or vice versa.