Hello Dear all,
These are the exercises for this lab session.
1. Watch
the video below:
Gerunds and Infinitives (COURSE 9 - VIDEO #2)
a. And answer
this questions:
How a
gerund is formed?
How an
infinitive is formed?
b. Fill in the
chart with verbs that ONLY can be followed by a GERUND or an INFINITIVE and
make an example of each. Look at the example.
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VERBS
FOLLOWED BY GERUNDS
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VERBS
FOLLOWED BY INFINITIVES
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1.Verb
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Enjoy
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Promise
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I enjoy reading short stories.
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promised to be in time.
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c. Fill in the
chart with verbs that can be followed either by a gerund or an infinitive. Tick
if your example sentences have the same meaning.
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VERBS
FOLLOWED BY GERUNDS or INFINITIVES
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1.Verb
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Like
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1.Example
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I like skating in the park
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1.Example
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I like to skate in the park
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2. Watch
the video below and complete your examples above:
Grammar in songs-Gerund or Infinitive
3. Solve
the exercises below:
If you have the time:
4. E-mail me your charts with the examples
Thank you
