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Gerunds and Infinitives Review

Gerunds and Infinitives Review

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English

7th Grade

Hard

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Joseph Anderson

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5 Slides • 6 Questions

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Gerunds vs. infinitives

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Gerunds

  • Gerunds are the -ing form of a verb

  • After certain verbs including enjoy, fancy, discuss, dislike, finish, mind, suggest, recommend, keep, and avoid.

  •  After prepositions of place and time (before, after).

  • To replace the subject or object of a sentence

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Gerunds Examples

  • I made dinner before getting home.

  • I anticipate having the research completed eventually. 

  • Sam likes eating coconut oil.

  • I miss going to the beach

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Infinitives

  • Infinitives are the to + base form

  • After certain verbs including agree, ask, decide, help, plan, hope, learn, want, would like, and promise.

  • After many adjectives (hard, easy, fun).

  • To show purpose.

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Infinitives examples

  • It is hard to make dinner this late.

  • I came to the office to solve the mystery of the missing keys.

  • Ross decided to go home instead.

  • Do you need to do your laundry this weekend?

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Multiple Choice

He demanded _____ to the manager

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to speak

2

speaking

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Multiple Choice

She waited _____ a drink.

1

buying

2

to buy

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Multiple Choice

Admit, suggest, tolerate, try, understand, keep, like, love, miss, need, require, forget, allow, help.

These verbs must be followed by:

1

An infinitive

2

A gerund

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Multiple Choice

Learn, agree, decide, demand, have, hope, refuse, try, ask, wish.

These verbs must be followed by:

1

A gerund

2

An infinitive

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Multiple Select

I offered

1

To help

2

Helping

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