Unit 10. Verb Patterns There are four verb patterns in English 1- verb + to + infinitive I want to go there I’d like to visit him. The following is a.

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Unit 10

Verb Patterns There are four verb patterns in English 1- verb + to + infinitive I want to go there I’d like to visit him. The following is a list of such verbs

Want, choose, decide, forget, promise, manage, need, try These verbs are followed by to + infinitive I need to go. He forgot to bring the bag.

2- verb + ing Love, finish She loves studying hard He finished writing the assignment Examples of these verbs are

Love, like, enjoy, finish, hate, stop They enjoy reading He hates coming here She loves swimming

Verb + ing or to + infinitive It began raining / to rain He began studying / to study Start is the same as begin

Verb + somebody + infinitive without to My teacher made me write the assignment twice My parent let me go out when I want

Used + to + infinitive Use to is the same in all persons He used to come early I used to travel early They used to travel early

Negation of used to is did not use to They did not use to smoke I did not use to go there

Form of question with use to What did you use to do? I used to read a lot I used to travel a lot I used to play games

Short answer questions Did you use to smoke a lot? Yes, I did No, I did not

Never is often used with used to I never used to watch TV There is a difference between used to & use Use to expresses habit “ use” is a normal verb which means make use of I used a pen to write

Exercises

1- Are these verbs followed by the infinitive or ing Enjoy, try, decide, start, begin, manage

Complete these sentences with the verb ski in the correct form 1- I go _____ every winter. 2- I started _______ when I was six. 3- I tried _____ down the mountain, but it was too steep.

4- My instructor made me _______ down the steep mountain. 5- I enjoy _____ very much. 6- Dave used _______ when he was younger but not anymore.

Choose the correct form 1- I have decide stop/ to stop/ stopping smoking 2- I managed find / to find / finding my passport 3- let’s go shop/ to shop / shopping 4- please let me go / to go / going to the party

5- Would you like something eat / to eat / eating?