H3 week 3 Gerunds / infinitives & Compounds with some and any

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Learning goals 

o I can start a conversation and keep it going. (A2)

o I can follow changes of subject in formal discussion about things I know a lot about. (A2)

o I can use compounds with some-, any-, every-, and no- correctly.

o I can use gerunds and infinitives. (A2)

English Word 

Dutch translation 

English Word	Dutch translation
persistent	aanhoudend, volhardend
judgmental	veroordelend
peer	leeftijdsgenoot
actually	eigenlijk
sensitive	gevoelig
addictive	verslavend
acquaintance	kennis
on the contrary	Integendeel
contagious	besmettelijk
necessity	noodzaak
out of the question	geen sprake van
trivial	onbelangrijk

Listening 

Turn to page 60 and do exercise 35 a and b quickly. 

Then read the questions in 36.

I will start the video in three minutes. 

Do 36 and 38. 

Then do 22 and 23 on page 50 and 51

Done? Find a partner and do speaking exercises 24 and 26 

Grammar

1. Part 1 is rather easy. You do this on your own, here or at home. Do ask for help if you need it. 

2. Part 2 is harder. We will spend some time on it now. 

Homework: do exercise 27, 28, 29, 30 and study the words for F - listening (page 77) 

Gerund & infinitive

Gerund (werkwoord + ing):

1. werkwoord als zelfstandig naamwoord
2. na werkwoorden die aangeven dat je iets (niet) leuk vindt
3. Na start / stop / continue / etc.
4. Na voorzetsels
5. Na uitdrukkingen
6. Na zintuiglijke werkwoorden

Infinitive (to+hele ww) 

1. na would like / would love
2. na werkwoorden die een wens of gevoel uitdrukken
3. na werkwoorden die een bevel uitdrukken
4. Na specifieke werkwoorden (decide, choose, learn, etc)

Remember + gerund = al gebeurd

Remember + infinitive = moet nog

Emily isn't interested in
... beach volleyball.

1. to play
2. playing

Oliver is looking forward to
... his friends on holiday.

1. seeing
2. see

We'd like ... to
Russia next year.

1. going
2. to go

This afternoon I'm looking forward to ..... the Cuban water ballet team.

1. seeing
2. see
3. to see

we / would like /
have a barbecue / today

I love ...... to this city
because it's so exciting!

1. came
2. coming
3. come
4. to come

I enjoy ..... the sport events, and so far I've seen a BMX competition and a boxing match.

1. watches
2. watch
3. watching
4. to watch

Ben / enjoy / see his friends
/ after school

Anna and Charles hope ... to a festival this summer.

1. going
2. to go

Do you enjoy ... on a campsite?

1. staying
2. to stay

I want ... with my friends.

1. to spend time
2. spending time

I detest __ (wait) in line at the supermarket.

I've started ... at this school this year.

1. To work
2. Working

I demand ... dinner right now!

1. having
2. to have
3. have

The teacher stopped ___ (talk) and left the room.

You aren't allowed ... over that fence, kids!

1. jumping
2. jump
3. to jump

I don't mind ... up early.

1. to getting
2. to get
3. getting
4. gets

The film isn't worth ....

1. seeing
2. to see
3. to seeing
4. see

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

"Do you mind _____ quiet for a while? Because I really need to finish this assignment today."

1. being
2. to be

This topic about 'gerund' and 'infinitive' is clear to me now.

1. Yes, definitely
2. Yes, I think so...
3. No, I need some more explanation
4. No, but I only have to practice some more.

Slightly more advanced..... 

Interested? Watch the clip on the following slide and come and explain the difference to me if you get it.