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[1] Appropriate Methods of Conflict Resolution
Some verbs can be followed by –ing or to-infinitive with different meanings.
What’s the meaning?
| Stop | I’ve stopped watching cartoons. | |
| We stopped to go to the toilets at the petrol station. | ||
| Try | I ‘ve tried to understand his English, but I was unsuccessful. | |
| Let’s try restarting the computer. | ||
| Remember | Remember to bring your portfolio to the class tomorrow. | |
| I remember collecting marbles in our old neighbourhood. | ||
| Regret | I regret to tell you that your application has been rejected. | |
| I regret not saying goodbye before leaving. |
Some Rules of Gerunds and Infinitives
| 1. After verbs of feeling and opinion > Gerunds VERBS: admit, avoid, consider, deny, dislike, enjoy, fancy, feel like, finish, can’t help, involve, keep, mean, mind, miss, practise, risk, can’t stand, suggest e.g: A healthy life involves taking exercises. | 5.Afterprepositions that follow a verb or an adjective > Gerunds Prepositions: be interested in, apologize for, be used to, accuse (someone) of, specialize in, succeed in, insist on e.g: Are you interested in taking photograps? |
| 2. Expressions with “ spend “> Gerunds Expressions:spend (one’s) time, spend (quantity) time. e.g: I spent my time reading English books. Ali spends a lot of time listening to BBC. | 6.After someverbs >Infinitives Verbs: aim, fail, intend, learn how, long, Manage, need, offer, plan, prefer, refuse, try, want e.g: You need to fill in the blanks. Do you want to help us? Write decide, expect, hope, promise, threaten, warn (these verbs can follow a that-clause) Tell As these verbs often refer to the future, the that-clause often contains would. E.g: We decided that we would leave early. / We decided to leave early. |
| 3.Afteradjective that describe how someone feel about something >Infinitives Adjectives: afraid, anxious, ashamed, careful, determined, free, frightened, happy, keen, quick, ready, sorry, willing e.g:We are happy to celebrate our fifth anniversary. I am sorry to interrupt you. | 7.After adjectives to give an opinion about something > Infinitives Adjectives:agreeable, amusing, boring, difficult, easy, hard, impossible, nice, good, important, necessary e.g: It’s necessary to understand grammar. |
| 4.After some adjectives which can be used in phrases with “be” > Infinitives Phrases: be supposed to, be expected to, be allowed to, be prepared to e.g: You are not supposed to do every question correct. | 8.After verbs followed by an object > Infinitives VERBS: advise, allow, dare, encourage, forbid, force, instruct, order, permit, persuade, remind, teach, tell e.g:I told him to stay there. My English teacher advised me to listen to English music. |
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