北师大版英语高1下册Module 4“Unit 12 Culture Shock”课件.pptVIP

Grammar verbs + infinitive verbs + -ing form decide, refuse, learn, ask, tell, fail, choose, promise, expect, wish, intend, manage, pretend, agree, help, arrange, afford, plan, would like/ love/ prefer, persuade, seem, appear, offer, attempt can’t help, dislike, avoid, consider, finish, suggest, deny, give up, imagine, put off, risk, mind, keep, miss, enjoy, can’t stand, fancy, admit, delay Verbs followed by either the infinitive or -ing form: 1) begin, start, continue, intend He started to build/building his own laboratory when he was only 14. 2) hate, like, love, prefer I hate driving alone on a long journey. = Driving alone on a long journey is something I don’t enjoy. 3) remember, forget, regret, mean, try, stop, need/want remember to do something = You remember that you have to do something later. remember doing something = You remember that you did something earlier. regret to do something = You feel sorry before you do something. regret doing something = You do something and then feel sorry about it. stop to do something = You interrupt an activity in order to do something else. stop doing something = You are doing something and then you interrupt this activity. try to do something = You make an effort to do something. try doing something = You do something to find out if it produces a result you want. Exercises _______in the matriculation for postgraduate in a short time is really a hard nut． A. To make high scores B. Making high scores C. To make low goal D. Making low goal 2. I found ________ to answer all the questions within the time given． A. no possibility B. there was impossibility C. Impossible D. it impossible 3. The students expected there _____ more reviewing classes before the final exams． A. is B. being C. have been D. to be  4. You’re going to England next year. Y