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How to use gerund or infinitive? For these verbs /STOP/TRY/REGRET, REMEMBER/FORGET | PART 1.

How to use gerund or infinitive? For these verbs /STOP/TRY/REGRET, REMEMBER/FORGET | PART 1 All these verbs when followed by a gerund or infinitive, the meaning changes and this is a hard topic for most learners of English. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I hope by the end of this video you will have learnt the difference between the gerund and infinitive meaning of all the five verbs in Part 1 and Part 2. Look at the tip for each and don't forget to watch Part 2 for the other four notable ones. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This video explains the difference OR Change in meaning when a gerund or Infinitive follows these verbs. ------ OBJECTIVES OF THIS LESSON 1. By the end of this lesson you will be able to understand the meaning of the sentence with these five verbs. 2. You will be able to choose between a gerund and Infinitive when you meet these kinds of problems in any exam or test. The problematic verbs are; 1. Stop, 2. Forget, 3.Remember, 4.Try, 5.Regret Gerunds. Simply definied as; a verb form which functions as a noun. Ending with -ing. Real Situations/Facts. Can be Subject, object or complement of a verb. E.g Running, reading, playing i.e all hobbies and habits. Infinitives. Simply put as, a verb that functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb. Used to express a purpose, opinion, an action, or answer the questions why, what and who. Also refers to a future action. Form, to + verb Can be used as subject and object of a verb. #englishacked E.g To learn, to smoke, to close etc --------- 1. STOP ------- Stop + Gerund. (finish/end/over/cease) | Tip, Gerund is the first action then the verb stop. Means completely finish doing or working on something. check out aprt 2 for the other verbs and don't to subscribe It’s permanet. (Hint some hidden continous tense.) E.g I stopped smoking.(Gave up on smoking ,nolonger smoke) I’ll stop refueling from that petrol station. (not good customer care.) She had stopped breathing when the ambulance arrived.(passed away) -------- Stop + Infinitive. (temporary,pause,purpose, reason & opinion) | Tip, Verb is the first action then the infinitive is second action. -- *Means temporarly stop doing something to do something else. It also explains why, what and who. (Hint some hidden continous tense) E.g I stopped to smoke when she knocked at the door.(temporary) I’ll stop to refuel in a few miles from here.(temporary stop) She had stopped to take a breath after a long walk.(reason) 0:00 10:30 WHAT TO CHOOSE,GERUND OR INFINITIVE? / CHANGE IN MEANING/STOP/TRY/REGRET, REMEMBER/FORGET | PART 1 https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/5ef5dc... #grammar #englishacked #english