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- 2. Dancing is her favorite habit. I prefer eating ice-cream. Form Simple, Active Form Simple, Passive Mary
- 3. Form Perfect, Active I regret having made the remark abort her hairdo. I regret having seen
- 4. The gerund can be used: 1. As the subject of a verb 2. As the object
- 5. As the subject of a verb When a gerund is used as the subject of a
- 6. Notes: The gerund is also used in the following constructions: 1) It is no use/It is
- 7. 3) It’s worth / It’s not worth E.g. Is the film worth seeing ? It is
- 8. 5 ) Have difficulty E.g. Mary has difficulty doing her Maths homework . I’m sorry I’m
- 9. As the object of a verb When a gerund is used as the object of a
- 10. Note: The following words are followed by gerunds, not infinitives: Acknowledge , admit , anticipate ,
- 11. As a object of a preposition A gerund can also be used as the object of
- 12. Notes1: There are two exceptions---- except and but . e.g There was nothing left for us
- 13. After a possessive adjective or the possessive form of nouns Possessive adjective : my, our, your,
- 14. After certain verbs Avoid enjoy miss recall appreciate finish oppose mind resist dislike prevent waste Examples
- 15. 7. Formed by adding “not” before it. Example: I apologize for not being able to see
- 16. COMPARISON BETWEEN GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE
- 17. COMPARISON BETWEEN GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE (1) Some verbs followed by GERUNDS or INFINITIVES without there being
- 18. COMPARISON BETWEEN GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE STOP 。 When the teacher came, the children stopped talking at
- 19. COMPARISON BETWEEN GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE FORGET 。 He has forgotten asking me the same question yesterday.
- 20. COMPARISON BETWEEN GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE REGRET 。 I regret telling her the secret. Now, everybody knows
- 21. COMPARISON BETWEEN GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE Eg. “Allow , advise , acknowledge , encourage , permit “,can
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