1I Grammar: verb + ing / to infinitive

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome T3F

Hang your jacket, put away your phone and sit down

Grab your laptop IN SILENCE

Class expectations (verwachtingen)

Everyone tries to speak English - mistakes? No problem

Be active and participate in class

Phones are out of sight and on silence

Listen to the person who's speaking and raise your hand

Bring your workbook and laptop to every lesson

Have respect for yourself and the people/things around you

Today you will...

... work on paragraph 1I Grammar

... know how to use verb + ing / to infinitive

1I Grammar

You can use verbs + to infinitive and -ing forms

Discuss these Q's with a neigbor:

1: What is an infinitive?

2: What do you think of when seeing verb + ing

What's the difference in meaning?

Can you stop to buy bread from the supermarket? 

Can you stop buying bread from the supermarket?

1. You are going to the supermarket to buy bread. 
2. Someone says that you should stop buying bread.

1I Grammar

You use verb + to infinitive (hele ww) with these verbs: 

want, hope, ask, expect, promise, decide, plan, refuse

Ms. Wildeman refuses not to speak Dutch.

Tim and Tom want to go on vacation together.

T3F students decide to do all their homework.

1I Grammar

You use verb +  ing with these verbs:

love, like, hate 

I love going home after a long day.

Ms. Wildeman doesn't like watching long movies.

T3F students hate working in groups.

What are you planning ... (doen) during the weekend?

1. to do
2. doing

I don't know, I want to ... (schrijven) the English essay.

1. to write
2. writing

I don't mind doing it actually. I just want ... (halen) a good grade

1. getting
2. to get

1I Grammar

As you know, there are verbs that belong to the two categories --> grammar focus on p. 67

You need to memorize and study these verbs.

MUST: complete this exercise

CHOOSE: Multiple choice 1 or Multiple choice 2

DONE: Write two sentences with verb + ing and two with verb + to infinitive. Use the words hate, want, love & promise.

Send in your sentences

Lesson reflection

What could've gone better in today's lesson?

What went well during today's lesson?

What would you like to do in a future English lesson?