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    This document discusses verb patterns in English. It explains that verb patterns refer to how two verbs are combined, with one verb followed by the other. The second verb can be in the infinitive form (with "to") or gerund form ("-ing"). The most common patterns are a first verb followed by an infinitive verb or a gerund verb. Examples are given of common verb combinations like "like to do" and "like doing". The document provides guidance on when to use the infinitive or gerund form depending on the meaning and sense of the first verb.

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    This document discusses verb patterns in English. It explains that verb patterns refer to how two verbs are combined, with one verb followed by the other. The second verb can be in the infinitive form (with "to") or gerund form ("-ing"). The most common patterns are a first verb followed by an infinitive verb or a gerund verb. Examples are given of common verb combinations like "like to do" and "like doing". The document provides guidance on when to use the infinitive or gerund form depending on the meaning and sense of the first verb.

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    This document discusses verb patterns in English. It explains that verb patterns refer to how two verbs are combined, with one verb followed by the other. The second verb can be in the infinitive form (with "to") or gerund form ("-ing"). The most common patterns are a first verb followed by an infinitive verb or a gerund verb. Examples are given of common verb combinations like "like to do" and "like doing". The document provides guidance on when to use the infinitive or gerund form depending on the meaning and sense of the first verb.

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    Activity 9

    Presentado Por:
    Herlinda Santamaría Pineda
    English 3
    VERB PATTERNS

    When we speak of verbs patterns or


    verbal patterns we refer to the way in
    which two verbs are combined to be
    followed by each other.
    VERB PATTERNS

    Depending on the first verb,


    the second can end in
    infinitive, which is the verb
    form present, or in gerund,
    that is, with the ending ING ".
    VERB PATTERNS
    STRUCTURE INFINITIVE

    Las combinaciones más


    usadas son:
    1. Verbo en infinitivo

    Verb + To + Infinitive:
    EXAMPLES OF INFINITIVE
    VERBAL PATTERNS
    •Use the Infinitive when you
    • would like to. see you after lunch. do sth. in the sense of a
    Me gustaría verte después del almuerzo habit.
    . Example: I like to do my
    •She decided to study in France. homework in the afternoon.
    Ella decidió estudiar en Francia. •(I think, it is good to do my
    homework in the afternoon).
    VERB PATTERNS
    STRUCTURE GERUNDIO

    Las combinaciones más


    usadas son:
    2. Verbo en gerundio
    Verb + Gerund (-ing):
    EXAMPLES OF GERUNDIO
    VERBAL PATTERNS
    Martin is eating a salad. Martín I like reading books. = I like to
    está comiendo una ensalada. read books.
    There is normally no difference in
    meaning.
    I don't mind being there early.
    Use the Gerund when like is used in
    No me molesta estar allí temprano. the sense of 'enjoy'.
    Example: I like riding my bike.
    ).
    Bibliografía

    https://www.slideshare.net/eoi.soraya/rephrasing-verb-
    patterns?next_slideshow=1

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nGCRGZFuUQ

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