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- 1. SURVIVAL A2 ENGLISH USING GERUNDS & INFINITIVES TO EXPRESS LIKES & DISLIKES
- 2. FORM
- 3. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending.
- 4. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be
- 5. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being
- 6. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do
- 7. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing
- 8. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go
- 9. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going
- 10. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play
- 11. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing
- 12. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing work
- 13. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing work working
- 14. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing work working swim
- 15. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing work working swim swimming
- 16. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing work working swim swimming get
- 17. FORM A. A gerund is a verb with the –ing ending. be being do doing go going play playing work working swim swimming get getting
- 18. USE
- 19. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs:
- 20. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: love like prefer don’t mind dislike hate
- 21. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: like prefer don’t mind dislike hate I love swimming early in the morning.
- 22. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: prefer don’t mind dislike hate I love swimming early in the morning. I like riding motorcycles.
- 23. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: don’t mind dislike hate I love swimming early in the morning. I like riding motorcycles. I prefer watching movies at home.
- 24. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: dislike hate I love swimming early in the morning. I like riding motorcycles. I prefer watching movies at home. I don’t mind working late if it’s necessary.
- 25. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: hate I love swimming early in the morning. I like riding motorcycles. I prefer watching movies at home. I don’t mind working late if it’s necessary. I dislike heavy metal music.
- 26. USE B. We use the gerund form to express our likes and dislikes after the verbs: I love swimming early in the morning. I like riding motorcycles. I prefer watching movies at home. I don’t mind working late if it’s necessary. I dislike heavy metal music. I hate to get up early on Saturdays.
- 27. USE C. The infinitive form (to + verb) may also be used after the following verbs: love like prefer hate I love to swim early in the morning. I like to ride motorcycles. I prefer to watch movies at home. I hate to get up early on Saturdays.
- 28. USE C. The infinitive form (to + verb) may also be used after the following verbs: love like prefer hate I love to swim early in the morning. I like to ride motorcycles. I prefer to watch movies at home. I hate to get up early on Saturdays. You should not use the infinitive after “don’t mind” or “dislike”.
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