GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
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Created on February 23, 2018
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GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
GERUNDS
1 We use gerunds as NOUNS, so that they can be the SUBJECT/OBJECT of a sentence.
TRAVELLING by plane is fast
What he really likes is GOING by bike
LIVING in a foreign country is sometimes difficult.
GERUNDS
2 After PREPOSITIONS that follow some NOUNS, ADJECTIVES or VERBS.
He is GOOD AT PLAYING games.
She is THINKING OF BUYING a new house
She's got a strange WAY OF WALKING
GERUNDS
3 When we do not want to repeat the subject, because it is the same.
She cried after LISTENING to the music.
She cried after she had listened to the music.
GERUNDS
4 After certain VERBS
AVOID CAN'T STAND CONSIDER DENY DETEST
DISCUSS DISLIKE DON'T MIND ENJOY
FINISH GIVE UP IMAGINE MISS
RECOMMEND SUGGEST RISK
GERUNDS
5 After some very COMMON EXPRESSIONS
THERE'S NO POINT IN DON'T / WOULDN'T MIND
BE WORTH CAN'T STAND CAN'T HELP
FANCY FEEL LIKE LOOK FORWARD TO
WOULDN'T MIND
THERE'S NO POINT IN
FEEL LIKE
BE WORTH
CAN'T HELP
SOME PRACTICE...
EXERCISE 1
EXERCISE 2
EXERCISE 3
EXERCISE 4
INFINITIVES
INFINITIVES
INFINITVES
1 To explain PURPOSE
Ines went to the UK TO FIND work.
Most immigrants come TO FIND a better life.
He studied hard...
TO PASS his exams
to pass his exams
TO BE together for the rest of their lives.
They got married...
To BE together fot the rest of their lives
INFINITIVES
2 After certain ADJECTIVES and NOUNS, TO MAKE GENERAL STATEMENTS
DIFFICULT IMPOSSIBLE EASY HARD INTERESTING SAFE
It’s not EASY TO PLAY the saxophone. It’s an interesting IDEA TO STUDY for exams. That is a dangerous WAY TO BEHAVE
INFINITIVES
3 After some VERBS
AGREE APPEAR ARRANGE CHOOSE DECIDE DEMAND EXPECT FAIL HOPE LEARN MANAGE MEAN PLAN PREPARE PRETEND PROMISE REFUSE TEND WANT WOULD LIKE
MANAGE TO
PRETEND
MEAN
let's practice them...