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    Gerundand Inf in It Ive Rule S: Vanessa López

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    This document discusses rules for using gerunds and infinitives with certain verbs. It provides examples of verbs that can be followed by both gerunds and infinitives like "forget", "hate", "like", "stop", "love", and "prefer". It also lists verbs that must be followed by gerunds or infinitives like "advise", "allow", and "persuade". Finally, it notes that prepositions are always followed by gerunds and provides exercises for readers to practice applying these rules.

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    This document discusses rules for using gerunds and infinitives with certain verbs. It provides examples of verbs that can be followed by both gerunds and infinitives like "forget", "hate", "like", "stop", "love", and "prefer". It also lists verbs that must be followed by gerunds or infinitives like "advise", "allow", and "persuade". Finally, it notes that prepositions are always followed by gerunds and provides exercises for readers to practice applying these rules.

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    This document discusses rules for using gerunds and infinitives with certain verbs. It provides examples of verbs that can be followed by both gerunds and infinitives like "forget", "hate", "like", "stop", "love", and "prefer". It also lists verbs that must be followed by gerunds or infinitives like "advise", "allow", and "persuade". Finally, it notes that prepositions are always followed by gerunds and provides exercises for readers to practice applying these rules.

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    Gerundand Inf in It Ive Rule S: Vanessa López

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    This document discusses rules for using gerunds and infinitives with certain verbs. It provides examples of verbs that can be followed by both gerunds and infinitives like "forget", "hate", "like", "stop", "love", and "prefer". It also lists verbs that must be followed by gerunds or infinitives like "advise", "allow", and "persuade". Finally, it notes that prepositions are always followed by gerunds and provides exercises for readers to practice applying these rules.

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    GERUND AND

    INFINITIVE RULES

    VA N E S S A L Ó P E Z
    There are some common verbs that can be followed
    by both:

    • Forget
    • Hate
    • Like
    • Stop
    • Love
    • Prefer
    • Regret
    • Remember
    FORGET REGRET
    Forget + gerund: Regret + gerund:
    To look back on past memories. Something you did in the past that you
    I will never forget falling in front of aren’t happy about anymore.
    the public while performing. I regret not having studied for my exam.
    Now I must repeat it.
    Forget + to infinitive: Regret + to infinitive:
    To give a reminder to someone. Give bad news.
    EXERCISES:

    • Don’t forget_______your mother.


    • To call
    • Calling

    • We regret________you that we cannot offer you the job.


    • To inform
    • Informing
    Some verbs must be followed by:

    • Advise
    • Allow
    • Convince
    • Ask
    • Invite
    • Persuade
    Their parents didn’t
    • Teach
    allow them to go to
    the party.

    With verbs that have a direct complement of


    After prepositions or verb + preposition, we always use:

    • After
    • Before
    • Agree on
    • Argue about
    • Participate in
    • Confuse with
    EXERCISE:
    • Be careful though. Some people are convinced(1)________something for their health
    by(2)______on energy bars or cornflakes.

    • (1): a)Do b)To do c)Doing

    • (2): a)Live b)To live c)Living


    THANKS

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