This document summarizes the differences between gerunds (Ving) and infinitives (to V) in English grammar:
1. Gerunds are used after certain verbs and prepositions, while infinitives are used after modal verbs, verbs like "agree", and in purpose clauses.
2. Infinitives are also used as subjects in formal writing.
3. Both gerunds and infinitives can be used after verbs like "go", "spend", "waste", and "save", and after expressions like "it's no use".
4. Certain adjectives, nouns, pronouns and question words also take infinitives.
This document summarizes the differences between gerunds (Ving) and infinitives (to V) in English grammar:
1. Gerunds are used after certain verbs and prepositions, while infinitives are used after modal verbs, verbs like "agree", and in purpose clauses.
2. Infinitives are also used as subjects in formal writing.
3. Both gerunds and infinitives can be used after verbs like "go", "spend", "waste", and "save", and after expressions like "it's no use".
4. Certain adjectives, nouns, pronouns and question words also take infinitives.
This document summarizes the differences between gerunds (Ving) and infinitives (to V) in English grammar:
1. Gerunds are used after certain verbs and prepositions, while infinitives are used after modal verbs, verbs like "agree", and in purpose clauses.
2. Infinitives are also used as subjects in formal writing.
3. Both gerunds and infinitives can be used after verbs like "go", "spend", "waste", and "save", and after expressions like "it's no use".
4. Certain adjectives, nouns, pronouns and question words also take infinitives.
1) в ролі підмета (Ving…) 1) після дієслів (крім модальних
Studying English sounds great. (must come, should visit, may rain, Playing football is great. might rain, can jump) и герундіальних): Reading the book is interesting. agree, disagree, want, would like, 2) після певних дієслів: plan, need, offer, promise, hope admit, appreciate, avoid, complete, consider, continue, delay, deny, discuss, Sergey agreed to jump with the enjoy, escape, excuse, finish, imagine, parachute. insist on, involve, give up, keep, mind, 2) в ролі підмета (в офіційному стилі) miss, put off =postpone, practice, To V+to be=Ving+to be prevent, quit, recommend, resist, risk, To jump with the parachute is risky. suggest, understand He imagines spending time together. To walk late is dangerous. = Walking late is dangerous. I enjoy studying English. 3) після прикметників I enjoy study English Nice to meet you. I enjoyed studying English yesterday. 4) після іменника: We avoided meeting with them. It’s pleasure to work with you. I continue learning Maths. 5) після займенників : 3) після певних фраз : somebody, anybody,nobody\ Be busy, it’s no use, it’s (no) good, it’s something,anything, nothing worth, can’t help, can’t stand, get used to= get accustomed to, have difficulty in, There is nothing to lose. need help, look forward to, there’s no 6) після запитальних слів (крім why) sense in askwho I can’t help eating ice-cream. tell + what +toV decide where He can’t stand spending time forget… when… together. The daughter asked how to boil They are busy learning the rules. potatoes. 4) після дієслів : 7) для того щоб виразити ціль Spend time\money +Ving Save I went shopping to buy some Waste apples. Lose I usually spend my money traveling. 8) після слів enough и too
He wasted time playing computer He is too young to get married.
games. He is smart enough to get this job. 5) після дієслова go в значенні 9) після слова only для вираження «займатися чим-небудь» незадоволення Go +Ving He calls only to ask for help. She goes skiing every winter. They go swimming every day.