Categories: All - connectors - infinitive - active - verbs

by Rhc Cubi 5 years ago

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The text explores the various grammatical structures and rules associated with the use of verbs in the English language. It delves into different verb forms and their combinations with infinitives and gerunds, illustrating how context dictates their usage.

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MAKE, LET AND HELP DARE + BARE INFINITIVE

PASSIVE
· I WAS HELPED TO CUT THE GRASS. · I WAS MADE TO STAY. · I WASN'T ALLOWED TO...
ACTIVE
· THEY HELPED ME (TO) CUT THE GRASS. · THEY MADE ME TO STAY. · HE DARED ME TO...

VERB + TO + INFINITIVE

WOULD LIKE WOULD PREFER WOULD LOVE WOULD HATE AGREE REFUSE PROMISE THREATEN OFFER AFFORD DECIDE PLAN ARRANGE HOPE SEEM MANAGE PRETEND
· TOM AGREED TO LEND ME SOME MONEY · THE NEIGHBOURS THREATENED TO CALL THE POLICE · HE PRETENDED NOT TO SEE ME

CHANGE OF MEANING

ADVISE RECOMMEND ALLOW PERMIT REMEMBER FORGET TRY STOP REGRET MEAN NEED

MORE USES

AS A NOUN, ESPECIALLY THE SUBJECT
· SMOKING IS A TERRIBLE HABIT
AFTER SOME CONNECTORS
AFTER BEFORE WHILE INSTEAD OF IN SPITE OF ...

· IN SPITE OF BEING TOO TIRED, WE GO TO THE TOP OF THE MONTAIN

AFTER A PREPOSITION
· I AM INTERESTED IN LEARNING LANGUAGES

VERB + OBJECT + INFINITIVE

WANT ASK NEED EXPECT ME WOULD LIKE THEM WOULD PREFER + YOU + (NOT) TO ARRIVE LATE REMIND HIM WARN US TELL ORDER BEG

VERB + TH- + TO + INFINITIVE

· HE ASKED (ME) HOW TO GET TO THE STATION. · I DIDN'T KNOW + WHAT TO DO. · I CAN'T REMEMBER HOW TO PLAY CHESS.

+ ING

GIVE UP PUT OFF/POSTPONE FINISH CONTINUE/GO ON CARRY ON/KEEP (ON) LOVE HATE LIKE/DISLIKE ENJOY MIND CAN'T STAND FANCY FEEL LIKE CAN'T HELP ADMIT DENY SUGGEST AVOID MISS IMAGINE RISK INVOLVE IT'S NOT WORTH... IT'S NO USE/GOOD...
· DO YOU FEEL LIKE GOING TO THE THEATRE? · WILL YOU KEEP ON TRYING TO PASS THE DRIVING TEST? · THE CAR IS NOT WORTH BUYING.