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Gerund & infinitive

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Gerund 

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In the example "smoking is prohibited" What is the gerund?
A
smoking
B
smoking is
C
is prohibited
D
prohibited

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What is a Gerund?
A
A verb
B
A noun
C
A noun acting as a verb
D
A verb acting as a noun

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I've started ... at this school this year.
A
To work
B
Working

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I want ... with my friends.
A
to spend time
B
spending time

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In which of the following cases can you use a Gerund?
A
As subject
B
After prepositions
C
After specific words and expressions
D
All of the above

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Wat is de gerund?
- werkwoord neemt de rol van onderwerp of voorwerp (lijdend of meewerkend)
- werkwoord neemt dus rol aan van zelfstandig naamwoord
- werkwoord met -ing (Maar geen vorm van TO BE !!) --> lijkt dus op present continuous

ex. I love listening to music (Waar hou je van? --> luisteren naar muziek (onderwerp). De actie luisteren naar muziek wordt hier dus een ding, te vervangen met "het"

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Voorbeelden
Onderwerp: Doing my homework is what I don't like to do.
Onderwerp: Reading is one of my favorite hobbies.

Lijdend/Meewerkend voorwerp: I was thinking about meeting them.
Lijdend/Meewerkend voorwerp: Jonathan is considering telling him everything.

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voorbeelden van Gerund
voorbeelden van present continuous
I am working on something important here!
I hate working late
She recommends studying a week in advance
Learning the gerund is easy!
I am telling you it is not hard

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Wanneer gebruik je de gerund?
- Na werkwoorden waarmee je aangeeft wat je wel of niet leuk vindt 
- Na zintuigelijke werkwoorden
- Na de specifieke werkwoorden avoid, consider, give up, go on, keep, manage, mind, prefer, recommend, start, stop en suggest
- Na voorzetsels
- Na bepaalde uitdrukkingen

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He never eats breakfast before .... (to head out) to work

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I watched him ... (to kayak) through that river.

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to + infinitive

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What is an example of an to-infinitive?
A
happy
B
working
C
to read a book
D
going to school

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to-infinitive
- hele werkwoord MET TO ervoor (to work, to read, to like etc.)
- heeft rol van lijdend of meewerkend voorwerp

ex.
- Jochem loves to play the drums tomorrow.
- I decided to go shopping today.
- Bart hopes to see his son soon.

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I didn't expect ... (to swim) that far!

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She didn't hestitate .... (to dive) into the water.

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Tot slot
De gerund suggereert dat het al gebeurd is (al gaande is):

- I remember doing groceries (is al gebeurd)



De to + infinitive suggereert dat het nog niet gebeurd is (in de toekomst pas echt gaat gebeuren):

- I remember to do groceries (moet je nog gaan doen)

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gerund or infinitive?
Tina has decided ... her car.
A
selling
B
to sell
C
is selling
D
sells

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gerund or infinitive?
She continued ... about her accomplishments.
A
brags
B
to brag
C
bragging
D
to bragging

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gerund or infinitive?
The film isn't worth ....
A
seeing
B
to see
C
to seeing
D
see

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gerund or infinitive?
I don't mind ... up early.
A
to getting
B
to get
C
getting
D
gets

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Fill in the gerund OR to + infinitive:
The teacher stopped ___ (talk) and left the room.

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Fill in the gerund OR to + infinitive:
We hope ___ (get) a good mark for English.

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Fill in the gerund OR to + infinitive:
I detest __ (wait) in line at the supermarket.

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Fill in the gerund OR to + infinitive:
I practice ___ (play) tennis every day.

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