Reinforcement for the Test. Use of English: VERB PATTERNS (TO + INFINITIVE; INFINITIVE WITHOUT TO; -ING) Reading PART 5.

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Reinforcement for the Test

Use of English: VERB PATTERNS (TO + INFINITIVE; INFINITIVE WITHOUT TO; -ING) Reading PART 5

It’s used to connect two verbs. VERB 1 + VERB 2 THE SECOND VERB can take one of three different forms: to + infinitive, infinitive without to, -ing It depends on THE FIRST VERB which form it will take.

VERB 1 (*) + VERB 2 (*) It belongs to the first list of verbs in your WS. (agree, appear, arrange, etc.) Example: I hope to pass the exam. VERB 1 (*)VERB 2 hopepass travel

learn speak

VERB 1 (*) + OBJECT + VERB 2 (*) It belongs to the second list of verbs in your WS. (advise, allow, cause, etc.) These verbs are used with an object. Example: We encouraged him to go to the stadium with us. VERB 1 (*)OBJECTVERB 2 encouragehimgo

advisedrive OBJECT

VERB 1 (*) + VERB 2 (*) These verbs are the modal verbs. Example: I’ll bring the cake for the birthday. VERB 1 (*)VERB 2 willbring

mustsmoke

VERB 1 (*) + OBJECT + VERB 2 (*) This occurs with the verbs let and make Example: You let the thieves escape from prison. You make me feel shiny and new. VERB 1 (*)OBJECTVERB 2 let make thieves me escape feel

make confess OBJECT

VERB 1 (*) + VERB 2 (*) These verbs belong to the fourth list in your WS (admit, anticipate, appreciate, etc.) Example: They enjoy eating cupcakes. VERB 1 (*)VERB 2 enjoyeat

resistgo

VERB 1 (*) + VERB 2 (*) These includes most verbs + preposition patterns, including phrasal verbs Example: I’m thinking about spending my vacations in Europe. VERB 1 (*)VERB 2 think aboutspend

count ongo

VERB PATTERNS You can practice in this website: 9/01/legally-blonde-verb-gerund-or.html 9/01/legally-blonde-verb-gerund-or.html PART 5 You can practice here: toeic-tests/incomplete-sentences/index.htmhttp:// toeic-tests/incomplete-sentences/index.htm