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1. GERUNDS

   • The gerund is a verb form that can fulfill functions in a sentence beyond those of a verb, such as subject, object, complement or present participle
     • structured with the infinitive form of the verb + the suffix –ing
       • Steve will take a walking tour this month
         • My hobby is reading
     • https://www.britishcouncil.org.mx/blog/gerund

2. INFINITIVE

   • Is a form of the verb that hasn’t had any endings added to it and doesn’t relate to any particular tense.
     • structured as follows: to + (verb stem)
       • You don’t need to buy any milk.
         • I was very pleased to see her
     • https://grammar.collinsdictionary.com/es/gramatica-de-aprendizaje-espanol/the-infinitive

3. WISHES

   • to the expression of wishes of different kinds. There are times when we need to talk about unlikely things, things we strongly desire, and future possibilities.
     • Wish + to-infinitive
       • I wish I had studied medicine.
         • wish my neighbors would stop shouting.
     • https://madridingles.net/como-usar-wish-ingles/

4. PREFERENCES

   • We make these structures to make these comparisons between things we like and don’t like.
     • Prefer noun phrase to noun phrases
       • I prefer dancing to singing.
         • I’d prefer to go to Bangkok.

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