to arouse ] people's curiosity.

[keannu]

Is it incorrect to say "and arouse people's curiosity" without "to"? Maybe "to arouse" is more distinct in meaning.
4p) He uses creative ideas to find ways to capture people's attention and [ arouse / to arouse] people's curiosity.

 

[emsr2d2]

Is it incorrect to say "and arouse people's curiosity" without "to"? Maybe "to arouse" is more distinct in meaning.
4p) He uses creative ideas to find ways to capture people's attention and [ arouse /to arouse] people's curiosity.

It's fine without "to". The "to" before "capture" is taken to refer to "arouse" as well.