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CTY2 Inductive Grammar Charts Unit 1

This document provides examples and explanations of gerunds and infinitives. It discusses how certain verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives and gives examples of gerunds being used after prepositions. There are also exercises for students to identify gerunds and infinitives in sentences and rewrite incorrect sentences.

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CTY2 Inductive Grammar Charts Unit 1

This document provides examples and explanations of gerunds and infinitives. It discusses how certain verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives and gives examples of gerunds being used after prepositions. There are also exercises for students to identify gerunds and infinitives in sentences and rewrite incorrect sentences.

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NAME: DATE:

Inductive Grammar Chart


(Unit 1, page 4)

GRAMMAR. Gerunds and infinitives


Look at these examples of gerunds and infinitives.

gerunds infinitives
She enjoys painting. He wants to paint the kitchen yellow.

FIGURE IT OUT. . .
Circle the correct answers.
1. Which is formed using the –ing form of a verb? a. gerund b. infinitive
2. Which is formed using to and the base form of a verb? a. gerund b. infinitive

Look at the following list.

Use a gerund after the following verbs: avoid, discuss, dislike, don’t mind,
enjoy, feel like, practice, quit, suggest
Use an infinitive after the following verbs: agree, choose, decide, expect,
hope, learn, need, plan, seem, want, wish, would like
Other verbs can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive: begin, can’t
stand, continue, hate, like, love, prefer, start, try

FIGURE IT OUT. . .
Some of the sentences below are incorrect. Circle the number and make corrections.
1. I feel like to go to a restaurant.
2. When you visit France, plan visiting some museums.
3. I hope studying English in the U.S.
4. She doesn’t expect to finish late.
5. Nicole enjoys to drink coffee in the morning.
6. He decided taking a taxi to his hotel.
7. Tom hates driving in the rain.
8. You should avoid to eat fatty foods.
9. I don’t mind staying at an expensive hotel.
10. He dislikes to watch movies alone.

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NAME: DATE:

Inductive Grammar Chart


(Unit 1, page 6)

GRAMMAR. Gerunds after prepositions


Look at these examples with gerunds after prepositions.

I’m afraid of flying.


She’s bored with cooking.
She objects to discussing her feelings.

FIGURE IT OUT. . .
1. Circle the prepositions in the examples above.
2. Underline the gerunds in the examples above.

Look at these examples.

I’m sick and tired of watching TV.


Don’t say: I’m sick and tired to watch of TV.

FIGURE IT OUT. . .
Rewrite the grammar rule to make it true.
Use an infinitive after a preposition.


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