PARTICIPLES INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS PRACTICE

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E N G L I S H D E PA R T M E N T / I E S F C O . D E Q U E V E D O GERUNDS and INFINITIVESGERUND / El GerundioEl Gerundio es la forma verbal terminada en -ing que, además de utilizarse para la formación de lostiempos continuos, también tiene otros usos en inglés:A) Como complemento[r]

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Colegio “La Inmaculada”Trujillo - PerúQuiz: Gerunds and InfinitivesStudent’s name: _________________________________Date: 01/09/2011Text Comprehension: IdentifyLevel: All5º _____SCORE______/20I write the correct form of the verbs1. _______________ (dance) is the best way to lose weight[r]

Gerunds and infinitives2 Choose the correct forms.We use gerunds after prepositions (e.g.without, before) and after certain verbs (e.g.enjoy, can’t stand, afraid of).She left without saying goodbye.He enjoys going rollerblading at theweekend.1 Tony wants to go / go[r]

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Gerunds and infinitives as subjectsThe subject of a sentence is usually a noun or a pronoun. But sometimes, to-infinitives and –ing forms arealso used as subjects.Study the examples given below.Swimming is a good exercise.Here the –ing form ‘swimming’ acts as the s[r]

PERIOD 45 LESSON 6 : LANGUAGE FOCUS A / Aims and Objectives : By the end of the lesson , Ss will be able to use Present Perfect Tense and some adjectives to make comparisons . B / Teaching aids : Textbook , 10 cards for pelmanism , poster C / Procedure : I / Warm up : Matching - Stick a poster of[r]

Gerund or infinitive?Complete the following sentences using gerunds or infinitives.1. I tried ……………………….. a ticket, but they were all sold out.a) to getb) getting2. I tried ……………………………. to the manager personally, but that didn’t help.a) to speakb) speaking3. We regret ……………………… you tha[r]

Gerunds and Infinitives: Verb + Gerund or Infinitive Some verbs can be followed by an infinitive or a gerund. These verbs in turn can be subdivided into two groups, verbs with little difference in meaning, and verbs with a distinct change in meaning. Verb + Gerund or Infinitive: Little difference in[r]

TIME ASPECTGERUND FORMSINFINITIVE FORMSSIMPLEThe teacher enjoys teaching.The teacher wants to teach.http://www.englishpage.com/gerunds/part_3.htm3/525/2/2016ENGLISH PAGE ­ Gerunds and Infinitives Part 3Mr. Smith is really enjoyingPROGRESSIVE teaching his class. Looks the [r]

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Sentence synthesisThere are very many ways to combine sentences. For example, we can use conjunctions or relative pronouns.Conjunctions merely connect two clauses. The relative pronoun also acts as the subject or object of the verb inthe relative clause.Participles and infinitives