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Flashcards by Moisés Bach, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Moisés Bach
almost 9 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| 1) Verb+Infinitive | Example: Agree Tom agreed to help me. |
| 2) Verb+Ing Form | Example: Finish Wait, i'm already finishing my homework. |
| 3) Verb+Infinitive or Ign form | Example: continue She continued to talk. |
| 1)a. Verb+Ing | Try: If you try doing something, you do it in order to see what happens. Example: He tried climbing the mountain, but it was too high. |
| 1)b. Verb+Infinitive | Try: If you try to do something, you attempt it but do not necessarily achieve it. Example: He tried to win the competition, but it was too difficult. |
| 2)a. Verb+Ing | Stop: If you stop doing something, you do not do it any longer. Example: They stopped playing video-games when i called them. |
| 2)b. Verb+Infinitive | Stop: If you stop to do something, you come to a halt in order to do something. Example: He stopped to rest. |
| 3)a. Verb+Ing | Remenber: If you remeber doing something, you have an image of doing it in your mind. Example: I remember playing soccer with my cousin when we were younger. |
| 3)b. Verb+Infinitive | Remeber: If you remenber to do something, you do somenthing which is on your mental listof things do to. Example: Did you remenber to do the homework. |
| 4)a. Verb+Ing | Go on: If you go on doing somenthing, you continue doing it. Example: "He went on watching TV for hours." |
| 4)b. Verb+Infinitive | Go on: If you go on to do somenthing, you move from one action to another. Example: "The man served himself, then he went on to eat." |
| Verb+Object+Ing | See: We can use see+object+Ing to talk about an action that is in progress. Example: "He saw two kids crossing the street." |
| Verb+Object+Infinitive | See: We can use see+object+infinitive without to to talk about an action that is complete. Example: "He saw two kids cross the street." |
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