The document provides information on using gerunds and infinitives. It explains that gerunds with "ing" are used to talk about general likes and interests, while infinitives can also be used with "like" and "love". Infinitives are used for specific wishes and suggestions, while gerunds are not used after "enjoy". Examples are given for forming sentences with gerunds and infinitives based on different uses.

1. introductionGrammarbuilder: gerunds and infinitivesExerciseLevi Esteva Sandoval Gpo. 302

2. Gramar builder: gerunds and infinitivesUse:-Use the gerund ( verb + ing ) to talk about things you generally like/ love/ enjoy:I like reading. I love dancing. I enjoy going to the movies.

3. -With like and love you can also use the infinitive, but not with enjoy:I like to watch movies. I love to eat out.

4. -For specific wishes use would like to (´d like to) or would prefer to:I´d like to eat out tonight. I´d prefer to visit friends tomorrow.

5. -For suggestions, use Why don´t we or Let´s + the infinitive without to:Why don´t we go to that new Chinese place?Let´s go to a movies.

6. -You can answer suggestions by accepting them:Good ideal. That´s fine with me.or rejecting them:I´d rather not.No, I don´t think so, thanks.

7. Complete thesesentenceswiththeappropriatefrom of theverb in parentheses (to + verb, orverb + -ing ).1 Makloves__________ (go) to clubs.2 Weallwant__________(see) the new KeanuReevesmovies.3 I alwaysenjoy__________(go) outwith my friends.4 I like____________(go) tohtebeachonvacation.5 I´dprefer__________(have) a catthat a dog.6 Let´s____________(go) tothat new Italian restaurant.

8. InformationThe information on the slides removing it from the English book from school called Sky High workbook 2