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Infinitive and. GERUND. Word combinations. To beg for sth To be too embarassed to do sth Fancy doing sth The risk of doing sth To risk doing sth. Complete the sentences. They went from door to door …….. for money. He understood everything, but he was ….. to protest. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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GERUND

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To beg for sth To be too embarassed to do sth Fancy doing sth The risk of doing sth To risk doing sth

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1. They went from door to door …….. for money.

2. He understood everything, but he was ….. to protest.

3. She doesn’t …… playing tennis in such hot weather.

4. There’s a great …..being taken ill during an epidemic.

5. I think I’ll …. taking a swim in this river.

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1. I don’t want to stay in .

2. “I’m glad to be back”, he said, his eyes were shining.

3. She is very poor, but she is not asking others for money.

4. Fast walking is the best way staying fit.

5. What do you want for breakfast?

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1. They still …. death from starvation.

2. There’s no …. that we’ll miss the bus, there’s still a plenty of time.

3. He is a good driver. He never .... .

4. She never ….. of leaving the child alone.

5. I wouldn’t …. going on this journey.

6. He was willing ….. death to save her.

7. Sometimes changes in our life involve …. .

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The infinitives are the to-infinitive ( He promised to help me) and the bare infinitive ( I must leave now).

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after the verbs such as advise, agree, appear, begin, decide, expect,hope, offer, promise, refuse, want, would like, would love, seem, etc.

After adjectives such as nice, sorry, glad, happy, afraid, easy, difficult, etc.It's easy to learn how to drive a car.

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Simple writing being written

Perfect having having written been written

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usually after the verbs like, love, dislike, hate, enjoy, prefer, etc

John likes going to the supermarket. BUT I would like to go out with you.after the phrases can’t help, can’t stand, don’t mind, look forward to, etc

Jane is looking forward to going to university.

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We can use gerund and infinitive after these verbs, but in different situations!

Remember, forget, stop, try, regret, go on, need, want

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1. I have finished (to decorate/decorating) the house.

2. I can’t stand (to work/working) in an office.

3. We hope (to arrive/arriving) by half past seven.

4. It was a wonderful holiday. I will always remember (to see/seeing) Niagara Falls.

5. They can’t promise (to finish/finishing) the work today.

6. He hates (to use/using) computers.

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1. This question needs _________.

a)discussing, b) being discussed, c) having discussed

2. He can’t give up _______ chocolate.

a)eating, b) being eaten, c) having been eaten

3. She apologised for not ______ her friend at the airport.

a)meeting, b) being met, c) having met

4. He avoids ____ to strangers. Moreover, he avoids ___to.

a)speaking, b) being spoken, c) having spoken

5. This dress is dirty. It wants ___.

a)washing, b) being washed, c) having been washed