Sdc11 Jan 22 class5

1. Good morning!

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• Listening, vocabulary and speaking to
describe local dishes
• Gerunds and infinitives as direct objects

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Gerunds and infinitives as direct objects
O What is a gerund?
O What is an infinitive?
Get to know
what
someone
likes
O What is a direct object of a sentence?

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Gerunds and infinitives as direct objects
O What is a gerund?
It is a form of the verb. It ends with –ing.
O What is an infinitive?
It is another form of the verb. It is fomed with the
preposition to and the verb in simple form.
Get to know
what
someone
likes
O What is a direct object of a sentence?
It answers to the question ‘what+verb?’

5. Activity: Grammar. Classify the following verbs. Be careful, some may be in
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both columns.
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Which verbs are followed by the gerund or the infinitive?
agree, avoid, begin, be sure, can’t stand, choose,
continue, decide, discuss, dislike, don’t mind, enjoy,
expect, feel like, hate, hope, learn, like, love, need,
plan, practice, prefer, quit, seem, start, suggest,
want, wish, would like
O Infinitive
Get to know
what
someone
likes
O Gerund

6. Activity: Grammar. Classify the following verbs. Be careful, some may be in
5
both columns.
1/22
Which verbs are followed by the gerund or the infinitive?
agree, avoid, begin, be sure, can’t stand, choose,
continue, decide, discuss, dislike, don’t mind, enjoy,
expect, feel like, hate, hope, learn, like, love, need,
plan, practice, prefer, quit, seem, start, suggest,
want, wish, would like
O Infinitive
Get to know
what
someone
likes
O Gerund