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    The document discusses different verb forms in English including gerunds, "to + infinitive", and bare infinitives. It provides examples of each: gerunds end in "-ing" and can be subjects or objects; "to + infinitive" is used after verbs like appear, pretend, tend; bare infinitives are used after verbs like can, let, why. The examples illustrate the different uses of these verb forms in sentences.

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    Гэрийн Даалгавар#11-Ын Хариу Gerund

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    INTERMEDIATE – ДУНД ШАТ

    ГЭРИЙН ДААЛГАВАР#11-ЫН ХАРИУ


    GERUND

    • I love working out in the gym.

    • He drank a glass of beer before going home.

    • Dancing is a very good exercise for the cardio-vascular system.


    “TO + INFINITIVE”
    • His eyesight appeared to be very good.
    • She pretended to be pregnant.
    • They tend to be dull to requests from time to time.
    “BARE INFINITIVE”

    • We can catch up later.

    • The boss let us leave early due to the Christmas.

    • Why come up with a new idea after everything is settled already?

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