Gerunds 高中英语动名词讲解课件 PPT.pptVIP

There cannot be two Verbs in one sentence !!! Gerunds Questions Be a teacher is difficult. Is this sentence correct? Gerund be + ing = being V. V.-ing a gerund n. Being a teacher is difficult. Gerund as subjects (Being a teacher) is difficult. subjects I don’t ski every weekend because skiing is expensive. More examples: He always ______ very hard, but _______ hard is difficult for me. (study) She ______ a teacher because ______ a teacher is a great job. (be) Gerund as objects The phantom loved singing. V. n. Verb + -ing (enjoy doing/stop doing) I enjoy dancing. (not “I enjoy to dance”) Would you mind closing the door? (not “mind to close”) Ian suggested going to the cinema. (not suggested to go) stop delay fancy consider admit miss involve finish postpone imagine avoid deny risk practice Verb + -ing (enjoy doing/stop doing) Suddenly everybody stopped ______ (talk). I’ll do the shopping when I’ve finished ______ (clean) the kitchen? He tried to avoid ______ (answer) my question. I don’t fancy _______ (go) out this evening. Finally my mom forced me ______ (stay) inside the house. We also use -ing after give up Boys, you have to give up smoking. go on / carry on We must do something. We can’t go on living like this. Keep / keep on Don’t keep pushing me. like; love; hate; can’t bear; enjoy; dislike; mind; can’t stand I hate smoking. Why do you dislike living here? I love meeting people. I enjoy watching this movie. She can’t bear being alone. Tom doesn’t mind working at night. Preposition (in / for / about ect.) + ing for us? language. bread. football now. away on holiday verb + ing work ing learn ing study ing cutt ing play ing go ing Preposition in at with for about Instead of Are you interested I’m not good She must be fed This knife is only How I bought a new car Before going out, I phoned Sarah. What did you do after leaving school? You can improve your Engl