The document discusses verbs that are commonly followed by -ing clauses. It lists seven categories of these verbs: 1) verbs of liking and disliking, 2) phrases with "mind", 3) verbs of saying and thinking, 4) other common verbs like avoid and begin, 5) the passive form of -ing verbs, 6) verbs related to senses like see and hear, and 7) other common verbs like catch and find. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of -ing clauses with verbs from these categories.
The document discusses verbs that are commonly followed by -ing clauses. It lists seven categories of these verbs: 1) verbs of liking and disliking, 2) phrases with "mind", 3) verbs of saying and thinking, 4) other common verbs like avoid and begin, 5) the passive form of -ing verbs, 6) verbs related to senses like see and hear, and 7) other common verbs like catch and find. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of -ing clauses with verbs from these categories.
The document discusses verbs that are commonly followed by -ing clauses. It lists seven categories of these verbs: 1) verbs of liking and disliking, 2) phrases with "mind", 3) verbs of saying and thinking, 4) other common verbs like avoid and begin, 5) the passive form of -ing verbs, 6) verbs related to senses like see and hear, and 7) other common verbs like catch and find. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of -ing clauses with verbs from these categories.
Detest dislike enjoy hate fancy like love I love swimming but I hate jogging. They always enjoyed visiting their friends. A: Do you fancy going for a walk?
II. Phrases with mind:
wouldnt mind (= would like) dont mind (= I am willing to) would you mind (= will you please?) I wouldnt mind having some fish and chips. I dont mind waiting for a few minutes. Would you mind holding this for me?
III. Verbs of saying and thinking:
Admit consider Deny imagine Remember suggest Our guide suggested waiting until the storm was over. Everyone denied seeing the accident.
IV. Other common verbs are:
Avoid begin Finish keep Miss practice Risk start stop I havent finished writing this letter. Lets practice speaking English
V. Passive form of ing
being + past participle I dont like being interrupted. Our dog loves being stroked under the chin
VI. Verbs to do with the senses:
See watch Hear smell listen to We saw everybody running away. I could hear someone singing
VII. Other common verbs:
Catch find Imagine leave Prevent stop
I caught someone trying to break into my house. We couldnt prevent them getting away