The document discusses the use of verbs followed by "to-infinitive" and "-ing" in different grammatical contexts. It provides examples of using each structure with verbs like "remember", "forget", "stop", "try", "like", "love", and "hate". The key uses and differences are:
1) "To-infinitive" is used to talk about intended or supposed actions, while "-ing" refers to actual events.
2) "Stop" uses "to-infinitive" to give a reason for stopping, and "-ing" to state an activity has ended.
3) "Try" uses "to-infinitive" for
The document discusses the use of verbs followed by "to-infinitive" and "-ing" in different grammatical contexts. It provides examples of using each structure with verbs like "remember", "forget", "stop", "try", "like", "love", and "hate". The key uses and differences are:
1) "To-infinitive" is used to talk about intended or supposed actions, while "-ing" refers to actual events.
2) "Stop" uses "to-infinitive" to give a reason for stopping, and "-ing" to state an activity has ended.
3) "Try" uses "to-infinitive" for
The document discusses the use of verbs followed by "to-infinitive" and "-ing" in different grammatical contexts. It provides examples of using each structure with verbs like "remember", "forget", "stop", "try", "like", "love", and "hate". The key uses and differences are:
1) "To-infinitive" is used to talk about intended or supposed actions, while "-ing" refers to actual events.
2) "Stop" uses "to-infinitive" to give a reason for stopping, and "-ing" to state an activity has ended.
3) "Try" uses "to-infinitive" for
Subject of a sentence _________is the best way to learn a new language
__________ is the key to a successful
marriage After a preposition Remember and Forget To- Infinitive To talk about actions someone is/was supposed to do.
I remembered to turn the oven off.
I forgot to give her the message. Now you try...
I always forget to_____________.
I usually don’t remember to ________. Remember and Forget + -ing To talk about events people actually did.
I remember talking to her at the party.
-I talked to her at the party and now I’m remembering this.
I’ll never forget watching “Lord of the rings” for the first time. -I watched the movie and I’ll never forget it. FORGET + ING is usually used with NEVER! Now you try...
I remember ______ing on my last
holidays. I’ll never forget ______ing for the first time. Stop With the –ing you mean that an activity has stopped. She stopped trusting him after he cheated on her.
With the to-infinitive you are giving the
reason for stopping.
Alan stopped to say hello to his gramma.
Now you try. Istopped _____ing ______ because___________.
Onmy way home, I stopped to
_____________. Try With the to –infinitive you try something but you can’t do it.
I tried to convince Juliane not to do it, but she
bought the car anyways.
You use try –ing to change what the outcome will
be.
I’ll try studying harder for the next exam.
Now you try. I tried to _________, but ____________.
A: I’ve got a migraine!
B: You should try ______ing. Like, love, hate... With the to –infinitive you imply something is a good / bad idea.
I like to hand in my assignments on time.
I hate to miss class.
With the –ing you state your real feelings about
something.
I hate driving at night.
I love eating strawberry cheese cake. Like, love, hate.... Would + love/hate/like.... Is followed by the to- infinitive but expresses your real feelings.
I’d love to travel to Australia.
I’d hate to fail this exam! Now you try... I like to _________ in advance.