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- Greg Malivuk
- gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all classes
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- Homework: p. 111 exercise 4 - Underline the gerund phrase and draw an arrow to the person doing the action.
- 1 playing - Jeff
- 2 helping - your
- 3 looking - Peter
- 4 taking - Matt
- 5 spending - John’s
- 6 having behaved - his
- 7 leaving - John, not being - he
- 8 singing and dancing - Norman’s
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- When to use Gerunds and Infinitives
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- p. 113 Focus 4 - some verbs use the gerund for general statements, but object + infinitive for specific
- verb + gerund: My dad doesn’t permit smoking in the house. (no one can smoke in the house)
- verb + obj + infinitive: My dad doesn’t permit me to smoke in the house. (I can’t smoke in the house)
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- exercise 7 - With your partner, come up with two sentences using your word. One general (with gerund), and the other specific (with infinitive)
- 1 Stafford House requires everyone to do a test every Monday.
- Stafford House requires doing a test every Monday. / Chicken requires cooking before you can eat it.
- 2 Beer encourages people to talk with new friends.
- Beer encourages talking with new friends.
- 3 Ms. Kim urges him to come to school because his attendance is under 80%.
- My teacher urges doing homework everywhere.
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- Doctors advise exercising regularly.
- My doctor advised me to get one week of bed rest.
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- Some verbs change meaning when followed by the gerund or the infinitive.
- I stopped to eat fast food. = I stopped something else because I wanted to get some fast food.
- I stopped eating fast food. = I used to eat fast food, but then I stopped. I don’t eat it any more.
- I stopped to eat. = First I stopped, then I ate. (infinitive = potential, future action)
- I stopped eating. = First I ate, then I stopped. (gerund = real, previous action)
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- Homework (optional): p. 120 exercise 14 - complete the paragraph with gerunds or infinitives
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