English - Advanced Grammar - Gerunds and infinitives - Gerund or Infinitive?

5 steps: (1) GERUND = verb + -ing used as a NOUN. 'Swimming is fun.' (subject). 'I enjoy swimming.' (object). (2) INFINITIVE = 'to' + verb used as noun/adjective/adverb. 'To swim is fun.' 'I want to swim.' (3) Some verbs take ONLY gerunds: enjoy, avoid, finish, keep, mind, suggest, consider, practic

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English - Advanced Grammar - Gerunds and infinitives - Gerund or Infinitive?

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5 steps: (1) GERUND = verb + -ing used as a NOUN. 'Swimming is fun.' (subject). 'I enjoy swimming.' (object). (2) INFINITIVE = 'to' + verb used as noun/adjective/adverb. 'To swim is fun.' 'I want to swim.' (3) Some verbs take ONLY gerunds: enjoy, avoid, finish, keep, mind, suggest, consider, practic

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EnglishAdvanced GrammarClass 9, Class 9, Grade 9, MYP Grade 9, IGCSE

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