GERUNDS&INFINITIVE

GERUNDS & INFINITIVE

To use gerunds or to use infinitives, that is the question! Learning how to use gerunds and infinitives is one of the most challenging aspects of learning English. 

After the verbs

INFINITIVE

                                         

He agreed to help  

Will you be able to go?

Let me know what you decide to do

GERUNDS

I dislike flying

Do you enjoy playing cards?

I finished checking your homeword

GERUNDS AND INFINITIVE

I PREFER TO LIVE IN THE COUNTRY

I PREFER LIVING IN THE COUNTRY

I HATE TO SEE YOU UNHAPPY

I HATE SEEING YOU UNHAPPY

HE BEGAN TO CLINB THE HILL

HE BEGAN CLIMBING THE HILL

Gotta have it!

VOCABULARIO

Vocabulary is important because comprehension improves when you know what the words mean

WHAT CAN YOUR CELL PHONE DO?

Digital camera

THING THAT PEOPLE USE TO TAKE PHOTOS

Laptop

IS PERSONAL COMPUTER

GPS

IS PROGRAM THAT YOU CAN FIND ADDRESS

Portable DVD PLAYER

PORTABLE DVD PLAYERS AID THE ABILITY TO WATCH DVDS AWAY FROM HOME

Satellite radio

SATELLITE RADIO IS JUST WHAT ITS NAME SUGGESTS, A RADIO SERVICE THAT USES SATELLITES CIRCLING EARTH TO BROADCAST ITS PROGRAMMING

Smartphone

IS A MOBILE PHONE WITH AN ADVANCED MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM

Headset

IS SERVER TO LISTEN MUSIC AND TALK

e-book reader

1. 

   IS A PERSON THAT READ BOOK IN THE TABLET O COMPUTER

English class

RELATIVE CLAUSES

In class Learned the Relative Clauses, It used to add information to a topic sentence that mentioned previously.

We use relative clauses to postmodify a noun - to make clear which person or thing we are talking about. In these clauses we can use the relative pronoun who, which, whose 

VOCABULARY

• Forgetful
• Talkative
• Impolite