GERUND AND INFINITIVE. WE USE GERUND: AS THE SUBJECT OF A SENTENCE: STUDYING IS HARD BUT INTERESTING.

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GERUND AND INFINITIVE

WE USE GERUND: AS THE SUBJECT OF A SENTENCE: STUDYING IS HARD BUT INTERESTING.

AFTER CERTAIN VERBS LIKE ADMIT, AVOID, CONSIDER, INVOLVE, RISK, SUGGEST,. I SUGGEST STUDYING THIS BOOK

AFTER PREPOSITIONS I’M INTERESTED IN STUDYING AFTER VERBS OF LIKING OR DISLIKING, E.G LIKE, LOVE, ENJOY, CAN’T STAND, DON’T MIND, HATE I ENJOY WATCHING TV WITH GO TO TALK ABOUT PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES. GO RUNNING, SWIMMIMNG, CYCLING

WE USE THE INFINITIVE: TO EXPLAIN WHY SOMEBODY DOES SOMETHING/ WHY DID HE GO TO UNIVERCITY? TO STUDY LANGUAGES.

IMMEDIATELY AFTER ADJECTIVES. IT’S GOOD TO REVISE WITH OTHER PEOPLE AFTER TOO, ENOUGH, THE FIRST, THE LAST IT’S TOO COLD TO GO OUT.

AFTER CERTAIN VERBS, SUCH AS WANT, LEARN, AGREE, DECIDE, EXPECT, HOPE, SEEM, TRY, WOULD LIKE, APPEAR, ARRANGE, ASK, ATTEMPT, ENCOURAGE, FORCE, MANAGE, HELP, NEED, PROMISE/ I WANT TO WORK FOR A NEWSPAPER