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Course 10-Unit 7: Gerunds as objects of prepositions.pending for review

The document discusses the differences in meaning between verbs followed by gerunds versus infinitives. Some verbs, like "begin" and "can't stand" do not change meaning, while others, such as "forget", "regret", "remember", and "stop" have different implications depending on the form. With "remember", a gerund refers to recalling a past event while an infinitive refers to remembering to do something. It is important to be aware of how the verb form can impact the overall meaning when using gerunds or infinitives.

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GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s remember something first…. SEE (Ver) Base form of the verb (Verbo en forma Base)
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s remember something first…. SEE (Ver) Base form of the verb (Verbo en forma Base) TO SEE (Ver) Infinitive form of the verb (Verbo en forma Infinitiva)
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s remember something first…. SEE (Ver) Base form of the verb (Verbo en forma Base) TO SEE (Ver) Infinitive form of the verb (Verbo en forma Infinitiva) SEEING (Ver ó Viendo) Gerund form of the verb (Verbo en forma Gerundia)
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late Principal Verb
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late She can’t stand working late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde. Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late She can’t stand working late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde. Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late She can’t stand working late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund Different verb forms but same meaning (Diferentes formas del verbo, pero el significado es el mismo) Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde. Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Let’s take a look at the following sentences…
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago.
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund Different meaning!! (Diferente significado)
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING WHY ARE THEY DIFFERENT??
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING En inglés algunos verbos pueden ser seguidos o por un gerundio o por un infinitivo. En algunos casos, no importa si el verbo esta en forma infinitiva o gerundio, el significado es el mismo. Con otros verbos, el significado cambia. Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING En inglés algunos verbos pueden ser seguidos o por un gerundio o por un infinitivo. En algunos casos, no importa si el verbo esta en forma infinitiva o gerundio, el significado es el mismo. Con otros verbos, el significado cambia. Remember to call your mother Verb in infinitive In this example, the principal verb is Remember and the complementary verb is call Cuando después del verbo Remember va un verbo en forma “Infinitiva”, el significado es: Recordar hacer algo
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: CHANGES IN MEANING En inglés algunos verbos pueden ser seguidos o por un gerundio o por un infinitivo. En algunos casos, no importa si el verbo esta en forma infinitiva o gerundio, el significado es el mismo. Con otros verbos, el significado cambia. Remember to call your mother Verb in infinitive In this example, the principal verb is Remember and the complementary verb is call Cuando después del verbo Remember va un verbo en forma “Infinitiva”, el significado es: Recordar hacer algo I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in gerund Cuando después del verbo Remember va un verbo en forma “gerundio”, el significado es: Recordar algo que sucedió en el pasado
Remember… Some verbs are followed by infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por infinitivos) Afford (costearse) I can’t afford to buy a car. Decide (decidir) I decided to go to England Some verbs are followed by gerunds (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios) Avoid (evitar) She avoids eating fast food Quit (renunciar) My father quit smoking.
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) FORGET (olvidar) FORGET + Gerund: Olvidar que algo pasó. FORGET + Infinitive: Olvidar hacer algo. With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) FORGET (olvidar) FORGET + Gerund: Olvidar que algo pasó. FORGET + Infinitive: Olvidar hacer algo. I forget going to the movies last month (No recuerdo ir al cine el mes pasado) I forgot to go to the movies. (Olvidé ir al cine) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REGRET (arrepentirse) REGRET + Gerund: Arrepentirse de una acción pasada REGRET + Infinitive: Arrepentirse de tener que informar a alguien acerca de una acción. With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REGRET (arrepentirse) REGRET + Gerund: Arrepentirse de una acción pasada REGRET + Infinitive: Arrepentirse de tener que informar a alguien acerca de una acción. We regret telling you to buy that car. It’s really bad! (Nos arrepentimos de decirte que compraras ese carro. !Es realmente malo!) I regret to tell you that your pet has died. (Lamento decirte que tu mascota ha muerto) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REMEMBER (Recordar) REMEMBER + Gerund: Recordar algo que sucedió. REMEMBER + Infinitive: Recordar algo que tiene que hacerse. With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REMEMBER (Recordar) REMEMBER + Gerund: Recordar algo que sucedió. REMEMBER + Infinitive: Recordar algo que tiene que hacerse. I remember going to the park on Sundays when I was a child. (Recuerdo ir al parque los domingos cuando era un niño) Did you remember to go to your parents’ house? (¿Recordaste ir a la casa de tus padres?) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado) STOP (Recordar) STOP + Gerund: Parar o detener una acción que esta o ha estado en progreso. STOP + Infinitive: Parar o detenerse a hacer algo.
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado) STOP (Recordar) STOP + Gerund: Parar o detener una acción que esta o ha estado en progreso. STOP + Infinitive: Parar o detenerse a hacer algo. I stopped smoking. (Paré de fumar) I stopped to smoke (Me detuve a fumar)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) CAN’T STAND (No soportar) I can’t stand going to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) I can’t stand to go to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) CAN’T STAND (No soportar) I can’t stand going to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) CONTINUE (Continuar) She continued studying French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés) I can’t stand to go to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) She continued to study French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) CAN’T STAND (No soportar) I can’t stand going to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) CONTINUE (Continuar) She continued studying French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés) HATE (Odiar) My fathers hates listening rock music. (Mi padre odia escuchar música Rock) I can’t stand to go to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) She continued to study French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés) My fathers hates to listen to rock music. (Mi padre odia escuchar música Rock)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) PREFER (Preferir) I prefer taking a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I prefer to take a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) PREFER (Preferir) I prefer taking a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) START (Iniciar - empezar) My sister started teaching math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I prefer to take a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) My sister started to teach math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática)
Remember… Some verbs are followed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) PREFER (Preferir) I prefer taking a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) START (Iniciar - empezar) My sister started teaching math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática) TRY (Intentar - probar) I tried speaking German. (Intenté hablar Alemán) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I prefer to take a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) My sister started to teach math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática) I tried to speak German. (Intenté hablar Alemán)
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”:
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”:
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”:
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference.
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb Object
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss wants me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive (My jefe quiere que yo vaya a la conferencia)
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “INVITE”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive (My jefe quiere que yo vaya a la conferencia)
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “INVITE”: My boss invites me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive (My jefe me invitó a la conferencia)
Remember… Some verbs must be followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “INVITE”: Helen invited us to eat at her house. Verb Object Infinitive (Helen nos invitó a comer a su casa)
Grammar Extra! • List of verbs that take the gerund, infinitive or verb + object + infinitive: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/verblist.htm http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/structures/gerund_infinitive_verbs.htm • Exercises http://www.eslpartyland.com/quiz/haight.htm http://esl.lbcc.cc.ca.us/eesllessons/gerundinf/gerinfmc1.htm

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Course 10-Unit 7: Gerunds as objects of prepositions.pending for review

  • 1.
  • 2.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s remember something first…. SEE (Ver) Base form of the verb (Verbo en forma Base)
  • 3.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s remember something first…. SEE (Ver) Base form of the verb (Verbo en forma Base) TO SEE (Ver) Infinitive form of the verb (Verbo en forma Infinitiva)
  • 4.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s remember something first…. SEE (Ver) Base form of the verb (Verbo en forma Base) TO SEE (Ver) Infinitive form of the verb (Verbo en forma Infinitiva) SEEING (Ver ó Viendo) Gerund form of the verb (Verbo en forma Gerundia)
  • 5.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late
  • 6.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late Principal Verb
  • 7.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
  • 8.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late She can’t stand working late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde. Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
  • 9.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late She can’t stand working late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde. Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
  • 10.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… She can’t stand to work late She can’t stand working late Principal Verb Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund Different verb forms but same meaning (Diferentes formas del verbo, pero el significado es el mismo) Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde. Ella no soporta trabajar hasta tarde.
  • 11.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Let’s take a look at the following sentences…
  • 12.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago.
  • 13.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive
  • 14.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund
  • 15.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING Let’s take a look at the following sentences… Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund Different meaning!! (Diferente significado)
  • 16.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING WHY ARE THEY DIFFERENT??
  • 17.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING En inglés algunos verbos pueden ser seguidos o por un gerundio o por un infinitivo. En algunos casos, no importa si el verbo esta en forma infinitiva o gerundio, el significado es el mismo. Con otros verbos, el significado cambia. Remember to call your mother I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in infinitive Verb in gerund
  • 18.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING En inglés algunos verbos pueden ser seguidos o por un gerundio o por un infinitivo. En algunos casos, no importa si el verbo esta en forma infinitiva o gerundio, el significado es el mismo. Con otros verbos, el significado cambia. Remember to call your mother Verb in infinitive In this example, the principal verb is Remember and the complementary verb is call Cuando después del verbo Remember va un verbo en forma “Infinitiva”, el significado es: Recordar hacer algo
  • 19.
    GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES:CHANGES IN MEANING En inglés algunos verbos pueden ser seguidos o por un gerundio o por un infinitivo. En algunos casos, no importa si el verbo esta en forma infinitiva o gerundio, el significado es el mismo. Con otros verbos, el significado cambia. Remember to call your mother Verb in infinitive In this example, the principal verb is Remember and the complementary verb is call Cuando después del verbo Remember va un verbo en forma “Infinitiva”, el significado es: Recordar hacer algo I remember calling your mother a week ago. Verb in gerund Cuando después del verbo Remember va un verbo en forma “gerundio”, el significado es: Recordar algo que sucedió en el pasado
  • 20.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por infinitivos) Afford (costearse) I can’t afford to buy a car. Decide (decidir) I decided to go to England Some verbs are followed by gerunds (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios) Avoid (evitar) She avoids eating fast food Quit (renunciar) My father quit smoking.
  • 21.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) FORGET (olvidar) FORGET + Gerund: Olvidar que algo pasó. FORGET + Infinitive: Olvidar hacer algo. With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
  • 22.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) FORGET (olvidar) FORGET + Gerund: Olvidar que algo pasó. FORGET + Infinitive: Olvidar hacer algo. I forget going to the movies last month (No recuerdo ir al cine el mes pasado) I forgot to go to the movies. (Olvidé ir al cine) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
  • 23.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REGRET (arrepentirse) REGRET + Gerund: Arrepentirse de una acción pasada REGRET + Infinitive: Arrepentirse de tener que informar a alguien acerca de una acción. With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
  • 24.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REGRET (arrepentirse) REGRET + Gerund: Arrepentirse de una acción pasada REGRET + Infinitive: Arrepentirse de tener que informar a alguien acerca de una acción. We regret telling you to buy that car. It’s really bad! (Nos arrepentimos de decirte que compraras ese carro. !Es realmente malo!) I regret to tell you that your pet has died. (Lamento decirte que tu mascota ha muerto) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
  • 25.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REMEMBER (Recordar) REMEMBER + Gerund: Recordar algo que sucedió. REMEMBER + Infinitive: Recordar algo que tiene que hacerse. With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
  • 26.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) REMEMBER (Recordar) REMEMBER + Gerund: Recordar algo que sucedió. REMEMBER + Infinitive: Recordar algo que tiene que hacerse. I remember going to the park on Sundays when I was a child. (Recuerdo ir al parque los domingos cuando era un niño) Did you remember to go to your parents’ house? (¿Recordaste ir a la casa de tus padres?) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado)
  • 27.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado) STOP (Recordar) STOP + Gerund: Parar o detener una acción que esta o ha estado en progreso. STOP + Infinitive: Parar o detenerse a hacer algo.
  • 28.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) With a change of meaning (con cambio de significado) STOP (Recordar) STOP + Gerund: Parar o detener una acción que esta o ha estado en progreso. STOP + Infinitive: Parar o detenerse a hacer algo. I stopped smoking. (Paré de fumar) I stopped to smoke (Me detuve a fumar)
  • 29.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía)
  • 30.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) CAN’T STAND (No soportar) I can’t stand going to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) I can’t stand to go to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos)
  • 31.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) CAN’T STAND (No soportar) I can’t stand going to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) CONTINUE (Continuar) She continued studying French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés) I can’t stand to go to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) She continued to study French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés)
  • 32.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) BEGIN (Iniciar - Empezar) I began to work in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) I began working in a company. (Yo empecé a trabar en una compañía) CAN’T STAND (No soportar) I can’t stand going to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) CONTINUE (Continuar) She continued studying French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés) HATE (Odiar) My fathers hates listening rock music. (Mi padre odia escuchar música Rock) I can’t stand to go to noisy places. (No soporto ir a lugares ruidosos) She continued to study French. (Ella continuó estudiando Francés) My fathers hates to listen to rock music. (Mi padre odia escuchar música Rock)
  • 33.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa)
  • 34.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds)
  • 35.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) PREFER (Preferir) I prefer taking a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I prefer to take a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus)
  • 36.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) PREFER (Preferir) I prefer taking a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) START (Iniciar - empezar) My sister started teaching math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I prefer to take a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) My sister started to teach math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática)
  • 37.
    Remember… Some verbs arefollowed by gerunds or infinitives (algunos verbos son seguidos por gerundios o infinitivos) Without a change of meaning (sin cambio de significado) LIKE (Gustar) I like talking to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) LOVE (Amar - Encantar) My brother loves eating at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) PREFER (Preferir) I prefer taking a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) START (Iniciar - empezar) My sister started teaching math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática) TRY (Intentar - probar) I tried speaking German. (Intenté hablar Alemán) I like to talk to my wife. (Me gusta hablar con mi esposa) My brother loves to eat at McDonalds (A mi hermano le encanta comer en McDonalds) I prefer to take a plane than a bus. (Prefiero tomar un avión a un bus) My sister started to teach math. (Mi hermana empezó a enseñar matemática) I tried to speak German. (Intenté hablar Alemán)
  • 38.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them
  • 39.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like
  • 40.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”:
  • 41.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”:
  • 42.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”:
  • 43.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference.
  • 44.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb
  • 45.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb Object
  • 46.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive
  • 47.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “WANT”: My boss wants me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive (My jefe quiere que yo vaya a la conferencia)
  • 48.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “INVITE”: My boss want me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive (My jefe quiere que yo vaya a la conferencia)
  • 49.
    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “INVITE”: My boss invites me to go to the conference. Verb Object Infinitive (My jefe me invitó a la conferencia)
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    Remember… Some verbs mustbe followed by objects + infinitives (algunos verbos tienen que ser seguidos por objetos + infinitivos) Objects me – you – him – her – it – us - them Verbs that MUST be followed by object + infinitive Advise – Allow – Ask – Beg – Cause – Challenge – Convince – Encourage – Expect – Forbid – Force – Help – Hire – Instruct – Invite – Need – Order – Permit – Persuade – Promise – Remind – Require – Teach – Tell – Urge – Want – Warn – Would like Example with the verb “INVITE”: Helen invited us to eat at her house. Verb Object Infinitive (Helen nos invitó a comer a su casa)
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    Grammar Extra! • Listof verbs that take the gerund, infinitive or verb + object + infinitive: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/verblist.htm http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/structures/gerund_infinitive_verbs.htm • Exercises http://www.eslpartyland.com/quiz/haight.htm http://esl.lbcc.cc.ca.us/eesllessons/gerundinf/gerinfmc1.htm