ENGLISH 3

 
 
 
 
ACTIVITY 10
 
 
 
ESTUDENT:
BAYRON ALEXANDER RODRIGUEZ ESPITIA
ID: 000652091
 
 
 
 
TEACHER
YAMILE MUNOZ PULIDO
NRC: 6811
 
 
 
 
 
COORPORATIVA UNIVERSITARIA MINUTO DE DIOS
ADMINSTRACION FINANCIERA
9 SEMESTRE
2020
 ACTIVITY 10 - GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES-WORK IN GROUPS
 Activity 10 - Gerunds and Infinitives
 In groups watch a movie (free) and   using power point, you have to make a presentation where you include 15 pictures of the
movie and 15 sentences using infinitives and gerunds.
 Expected results
 Creative and coherent presentation (APA standards)
 (APA standards)
 Resources
 Class material
 Online resources
 Dictionary
 Time for activity
 Two hours
 Start date
 It is according to teacher and students´ decision
 Closing date
 It is according to teacher and students´ decision 
 Delivery format
 Power point
Gerunds Afirmatives

1. i´m leaving, annie 1. She wants to see him

2. i´m not in the habit of 2. I want to dance with
accepting charity you
3. Maybe we should 3. It is hard to do it
consider postponing the 4. They went to see thier
misión friend
4. My apologies for not 5. Please, come quickly to
being able to offer you help me.
a cabin
5. There´s only one
creature capable or
leaving a footprint that
size
 Gerunds Afirmatives

1. I spent the last 30 1. We need to walk to

trying to prove the meet the guys
truth 2. He is going to call me
2. Keep paddling tonight
3. Your job is is finding 3. We prefer to eat at
lost men home
4. Stop moving 4. It is impossible to open
5. She is reading the the door
newspaper in the living 5. I was happy to see you
room
 Gerunds Afirmatives

1. You are working very

1. She needed to learn
hard
from the jungle
2. She is doing the work of
2. she to leave whit of the
two people
giant ape
3. The plane is leaving the
3. He will have to answer
airport
for what he has done
4. We aren’t planning a
to the city
party
4. this can only to mean
5. She isn’t traveling to
one thing
Europe.
5. you have to get to
arrive that hill
 BIBLIOGRAFIA

 Duffley, P. J. (2000). Gerund versus infinitive as complement of transitive verbs in English: The problems of
“tense” and “control”. Journal of English Linguistics, 28(3), 221-248.

 Jørgensen, E. (1990). Remember and forget with gerund and infinitive as objects.
GRACIAS