Gerund/infinitive
Gerund/infinitive
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Planning
Goals
Gerund & infinitive
Exercises
Kenya project
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Goals
At the end of the lesson you know when to use the gerund/infinitive
At the end of the lesson you can use the gerund/infinitive
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What is the correct word for the following sentence:
... is my favourite activity.
To swim
Swimming
Swam
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What is the correct word for the following sentence:
... requires patience
Fishing
Fishes
To fish
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What is the correct word for the following sentence:
They talked about ...a marathon
To run
Running
Runs
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Gerund
Werkwoord + ing als zelfstandig naamwoord
Je gebruikt de gerund na:
Werkwoorden die een mening uitdrukken zoals to hate, to like, to enjoy
I enjoy swimming in the ocean.
Na de werkwoorden to start, to begin, to continue & to stop
We began painting at sunset.
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Gerund
Na voorzetsels (after, before, at, etc.)
He is good at reading people.
Na bepaalde uitdrukkingen: it's no use, to look forward to, don't mind
It's worth swimming in the clear waters.
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Fill in the right form of the gerund:
She enjoys ... (to swim) in the lake.
To swim
Swam
Swimming
Mening uitdrukken
Is the underlined word a gerund?
They are tired of dancing all night.
Yes
No
Ask them why the answer is yes.
(preposition/voorzetsel)
Is the underlined word a gerund?
He dislikes reading difficult books.
Yes
No
ask them if there is a gerund in the sentence (reading) and why this is the gerund (mening)
Infinitive
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What is the correct word for the following sentence:
He went ... a doctor.
seeing
saw
to see
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What is the correct word for the following sentence:
Have you had enough ...?
to eat
ate
eating
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Infinitive
To + hele werkwoord
Te gebruiken:
Na werkwoorden die een gevoel of gedachte uitdrukken zoals to hope, to expect
I hope to see you at the party this Friday.
Na werkwoorden die 'iets zeggen' uitdrukken zoals to agree, to promise, to refuse
She agreed to go jogging with him.
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Infinitive
In combinatie met would love, would hate, would like, etc.
She mentioned that she would love to get a pair of earrings for her birthday.
Na de werkwoorden to learn, to manage, to fail & to tend.
He learned to play the piano in four years.
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Is the underlined word an infinitive:
We were happy to come to the end of the journey.
Yes
No
(emotion/feeling)
Is the underlined word an infinitive:
I decided not to sell the house.
Yes
No
infinitive cause of 'decided' which is 'saying something'
How did answering the multiplechoice questions go?
It went well
I need to practice more
I would like extra explanation
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Exercises
What: make exercises 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8
Why: To check if you understand gerund and infinitive
How: Online, individually
Time: until 13:45
Done?: Either study in StudyGo or practice some more with gerund and infinitive with this link: https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1-b2/gerund-or-infinitive/
Ask the students before you put them to work what you expect them do to/ if they know what is expected of them in their own words
Kenya project
https://dashboard.blooket.com/set/670634e6ecb835b9acd20f67
After today's lesson do you know when to use the gerund and infinitive in a sentence?
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