1.5 Verb + ing / to infinitive

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

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Today's planning

1st hour:

• Culture presentations
• 1.5 Grammar

1.5 Grammar

You can use verbs + to infinitive and -ing forms

Discuss these Q's with a neigbor:

1: What do you think of when seeing verb + ing / to infinitive?

2: Try making a sentence with verb + ing and verb + to infinitive.

How to take notes

Four elements are important:

WHAT: what is it --> Dutch word.

WHEN: when do we use it?

HOW: how do we use it?

EXAMPLE: 2/3 examples to help you remember.

What's the difference in meaning?

Stop to buy bread from the supermarket. (verb + to infinitive)

Stop buying bread from the supermarket. (verb + ing)

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

1.5 Grammar

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

agree, can’t afford, choose, decide, hope, manage, need, pretend, refuse, want, ’d like, ’d prefer

Ms. Wildeman refuses to speak a lot of Dutch.

Tim and Tom want to go on vacation together.

AG2A students manage to do all their homework.

1.5 Grammar

You use verb +  to infinitive with these verbs:

avoid, can’t stand, consider, don’t mind, enjoy, hate, like, love, miss, prefer, spend time

I love going home after a long day.

Ms. Wildeman enjoys watching Marvel movies.

AG2A students prefer working in groups.

1.5 Grammar

As you know, there are verbs that belong to the two categories --> grammar focus on p. 10

You need to memorize and study these verbs.

MUST: complete exercises 3, 6 and 7

CHOOSE: Quick quiz or Gameshow

CHOOSE: Multiple choice 1 or Multiple choice 2

Speaking time

Pair up with your neigbor.

Click this link and spin the wheel.

Choose the right verb pattern, answer the question, discuss the answer and switch roles.

Let me know if you have Q's.

Do you ... / 

Can you ...

... know how to take notes?

... know the difference between the verb + ing & to infinitive?

... you use both correctly?

TO DO: study 1.5 + irr verbs

Use the WB for extra practice