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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Gerund and infinitive
Just wandering if there is a rule when we put ferund and when infinitive
Thank you
Frida
Thank you
Frida
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Whether these are set rules or not, I use these hints: After verbs such as " want ", " need ", " desire "and " have " , use " to infinitive ". e. I have to work this weekend.
- Whether these are set rules or not, I use these hints: After verbs such as " want ", " need ", " desire "and " have " , use " to infinitive ".
- e.
- I have to work this weekend.
- You need to clean your room.
- I want to go shopping today.
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Whether these are set rules or not, I use these hints:
After verbs such as " want ", " need ", " desire "and " have ", use " to infinitive ". i.e.
I have to work this weekend.
You need to clean your room.
I want to go shopping today.
Using gerund would be incorrect in these cases.
Depending on contexts, after ver
After verbs such as " want ", " need ", " desire "and " have ", use " to infinitive ". i.e.
I have to work this weekend.
You need to clean your room.
I want to go shopping today.
Using gerund would be incorrect in these cases.
Depending on contexts, after ver
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