Rob and Stephen enjoy talking about grammar, so stop to watch them discuss verbs followed by gerunds, v-ing, and infinitives, to + verb, as well as chat about too and very.
Submitted by Mwanaid Mshana on 29 November, 2012 - 15:28. United Kingdom (Great Britain)
Hi,,i am new on this club so please i need your cooperation because my big problem is language but i will be very happy if you will help wherever i do the mistake.
Submitted by Jeremy Bee on 4 December, 2012 - 10:14. Taiwan
Hello Sam!
So is basically the same as very when it's used with an adjective or an adverb. Don't forget you can check the meanings of words using our online dictionary!
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Hi,everyone. I still don‘t understand the difference between gerunds and to-infinitives,could anyone offer a help please?
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Hello Rabbi Wong!
A lot of my students have problems with this! Don't worry too much about it. If you want to know a bit more about the grammar, here is a page about verb patterns. We also have a page about verbs that take infinitives and verbs that take gerunds. Also, try watching our Johnny Grammar video about gerunds and infinitives!
Hope that helps!
Jeremy Bee
The LearnEnglish Team
Hi,,i am new on this club so please i need your cooperation because my big problem is language but i will be very happy if you will help wherever i do the mistake.
Hi everybody, I know what the difference between "too" and "very" now thank you but what about the word "so"? like (so hard, so lovely)
team
Hello Sam!
So is basically the same as very when it's used with an adjective or an adverb. Don't forget you can check the meanings of words using our online dictionary!
Hope that helps
Jeremy Bee
The LearnEnglish Team
Hi everyone, would you mind giving me the list for verb which use gerund and to invinitive??