GERUND

+ ing : play  playing bark  barking

remove e : slide  sliding ride  riding
ie -> y : die  dying tie  tying
Last syllable CVC and is stressed, double the
last letter before adding ing.
‘beg  begging begin  beggining
‘enter  entering

appositive : a noun/noun phrase that rename another

noun right beside it
I used to swim every Friday
(used to + Infivitive = habbitual action in the past)
I didn’t use to swim every Friday (-) . Did you use to swim ? (?)
I am used to working hard (terbiasa)
(be + used to + gerund/noun/pronoun = is used to ; express that something
is normal, not unusual

He will get used to working hard

(GET + used to + gerund/noun/pronoun = is used to : say an/a
action/situation become less strange or new, or become more comfortable
Have fun/a googd time
Have difficult + V-ing
Have trouble
INFINITIVE
1. I’ve worked hard all day long. I’m ...

2. My friend gave me a ticket to the music concert. I love seeing music

concert, so I’m ....

3. Mary got a new pink dress from her parent. She hates pink, she....
1. This appartment is spacious and beautiful, but the price is much higher
than my budget. It’s ......

2. Leena is 4 years old. She is .... .... to sleep with her parent.

3. My baby is 18 months old. She is (too/very) young.

It’s nice to meet you It’s nice to have met you
It’s nice meeting you It’s nice having met you
(Saying it when I (have met the person
meet that person) before, and saying it now)
done