ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS and INFINITIVES Gerunds and infinitives. To play basketball for UConn is her favorite fantasy. Two prepositions, except and but, will sometimes take an infinitive.
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS and INFINITIVES Gerunds and infinitives. To play basketball for UConn is her favorite fantasy. Two prepositions, except and but, will sometimes take an infinitive.
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS and INFINITIVES Gerunds and infinitives. To play basketball for UConn is her favorite fantasy. Two prepositions, except and but, will sometimes take an infinitive.
CUADO U VERBO TIEE FUCI DE SUJETO > IFIITIVO CO TOO GERUDIO Playing basketball takes up too much of her time. To play basketball for UConn is her favourite fantasy. CUADO U VERBO TIEE FUCI DE OBJETO> IFIITIVO CO TOO GERUDIO
Her favorite fantasy is to play basketball for UConn. Her favorite fantasy is playing basketball for UConn.
DETRS DE U SUSTATIVO > IFIITIVO CO TO
Her desire to play basketball for UConn became an obsession. I could never understand her desire to play basketball for UConn. Ejemplos de sustantivos advice appeal command decision desire fact instruction motivation opportunity order permission plan possibility preparation proposal recommendation refusal reminder request requirement suggestion tendency wish
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS & INFINITIVES
DETRS DE U ADJETIVO > IFIITIVO CO TO She was hesitant to tell the coach of her plan. She was reluctant to tell her parents, also. But she would not have been content to play high school ball forever. Ejemplos de adjetivos ahead amazed anxious apt ashamed bound careful certain content delighted determined disappointed eager eligible fortunate glad happy hesitant liable likely lucky pleased proud ready reluctant sad shocked sorry surprised upset DETRS DE UA PREPOSICI > + GERUDIO a. She wrote a newspaper article about dealing with college recruiters. b. She thanked her coach for helping her to deal with the pressure. Two prepositions, except and but, will sometimes take an infinitive. a. The committee had no choice except to elect Frogbellow chairperson. b. What is left for us but to pack up our belongings and leave?
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS & INFINITIVES CUADO TIEE FUCI DE OBJETO DIRECTO > GERUDIO, IFIITIVO CO TOO IFIITIVO SI TO, SEG GRUPO
GRUPO 1 : VERBOS SEGUIDOS DE IFIITIVOCO TO Emotion care desire hate hate like loathe love regret yearn Choice or Intent agree choose decide decide expect hope intend need plan prefer prepare propose refuse want wish Initiation, Completion, Incompletion > begin cease commence fail get hesitate manage neglect start try undertake Mental Process forget know how learn remember Request and Promise demand offer promise swear threaten vow Intransitives appear happen Seem tend Miscellaneous ( = otros) afford arrange claim continue pretend wait
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS & INFINITIVES
GRUPO II : VERBOS SEGUIDOS DE PROOMBRE + IFIITIVO CO TO Example : I begged him to let me the flan. Communication advise ask* beg* challenge command convince forbid invite order permit persuade promise* remind require tell warn urge Instruction encourage help instruct teach train Causing allow cause choose force get hire need* would like* Miscellaneous dare* expect* trust prepare* want*
GRUPO III: VERBOS + GERUDIO Initiation, Completion and Incompletion anticipate avoid begin cease complete delay finish get through give up postpone quit risk start stop try Communication admit advise deny discuss encourage mention recommend report suggest urge
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS & INFINITIVES Continuing Action continue can't help practice involve keep keep on Emotion appreciate dislike enjoy hate like love mind don't mind miss prefer regret can't stand resent resist tolerate Mental Process anticipate consider forget imagine recall remember see can't see understand GRUPO IV : VERBOS SEGUIDOS DE GERUDIO O IFIITIVO SI TO (CASI DIFERECIA DE SETIDO) attempt begin continue hate like love neglect prefer
can't stand stand start GRUPO V : VERBOS SEGUIDOS DE GERUDIO O IFIITIVO CO TO (CO DIFERECIA DE SETIDO) Forget
Remember
Stop
Try
Regret
Mean I forgot to lock the door I forgot locking the door
I remembered to invite him I remembered inviting him
I stopped to talk to him I stopped talking to him
I tried to do it but I couldnt I tried doing it just in case.
I regret to tell you that I regret telling you that
I didnt mean to hurt you Se me olvid cerrar la puerta Se me olvido que haba cerrado la puerta
Record invitarle Record que le haba invitado
Me par para hablar con l Par de hablarle
Lo intent pero no lo consegu (proeza) Lo intent por si a caso (experiencia)
Lamento decirte que. Lamento haberte dicho que..
No fue mi intencin herirte. ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS & INFINITIVES It meant working a lot Eso supona mucho trabajo
GRUPO VI : VERBOS SEGUIDOS DE PROOMBRE + GERUDIO (accin en curso) Example: I felt him coming towards me ( sent como vena hacia m) Verbs Involving Senses feel hear listen to look at notice observe overhear see watch
GRUPO VII : VERBOS SEGUIDOS DE PROOMBRE + IFIITIVO SI TO(accin terminada) a. We watched him clear the table. (v como quito la mesa) b. They heard the thief go through the door. (oyern como entr el ladrn) c. We helped her finish the homework. ( la ayudamos a terminar el trabajo) GRUPO VII: PASSIVE MEAIGS : IFIITIVE CO TO O GERUDIO SEG LOS VERBOS a. Children are made to work hard in Japan ( obligan a los nios a trabajar duro en Japn) b. You are not allowed to smoke in here (no te est permitido fumar aqu) c. He is believed to be the criminal ( se cree que l es el criminal) d. Your car needs cleaning ( Tienes que limpiar el coche) e. I am not used/accustomed to cleaning ( no estoy acostumbrado a limpiar)
GRUPO VIII: CO ALGUAS EXPRESIOES IDIOMTICAS
a. There is no point in going there . ( no sirve de nada ir all? b. Its worth working hard (merece la pena trabajar duro)
ELENA SUSANA ZARATE PILES: GERUNDS & INFINITIVES GRUPO IX : EXPRESIOES + IFIITIVO SI TO
a. Id better go, its getting late. (mejor sera que me vaya, se est haciendo tarde) b. Id rather do it myself (prefiero hacerlo yo) c. Let me tell you ( dejame que te diga) d. Do they make you wear a uniform to school? (Tienes que llevar uniforme en el colegio) e. I have a decorator paint my flat ( Me pinta el piso un decorador) f. I got my hair cut ( Me he cortado el pelo)