-Ing Form / To-infinitive

Beatriz Evangelista, Carolina Penedo, Joana Pereira, Maria Freitas11ºD

English 2023/2024

-Ing Form / To-infinitive

• “I can’t help feeling like I should’ve studied harder”

Expressions: can’t stand, keen on, feel like, don’t mind…

• “I enjoy playing video games with my friends.”

Verbs: avoid, admit, consider, deny, justify, fancy, imagine, risk, spend, suggest, mind, miss…

Prepositions: about, after, at, by, in, of, without, on…

• " I went to the park before meeting Emily for lunch”

“Increased motivation and concentration is one of the benefits of studying” object

“Studying increases your IQ by about one to five points per year” subject

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• “Many people can’t afford to study abroad”

Verbs: advice, manage, hope, ask, attempt, choose, demand, refuse…

• “I would love to do volunteer work this summer”

Expressions: can’t wait, would like, would prefer…

• “I’m very eager to meet Sally”

Adjectives: anxious, afraid, lucky, willing…

Reson/purpose:

• “I bought eggs to make a cake”

to-infinitive

“I like hanging out with my friends” and “I like to study in the morning”

• Small change of meaning in the sentence: hate, love, like and prefer

“I started waking up early to study” and “I started to watch a new TV show”

Verbs

• Without changing the meaning: begin, continue, intend and start

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“I prefer studying in the morning” “I like going to bed early”

habits/preferences

“I love reading” “I like traveling to foreign countries”

enjoyment

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