Infinitives and Gerund
Infinitives and Gerunds are verb forms that often act like nouns in a sentence.
Infinitives are the "to + verb" form, like "to run" or "to study." They can express purpose, intention, or goals (e.g., "I want to learn Spanish.").
Gerunds are verbs ending in "-ing" used as nouns, like "running" or "studying." They often describe activities or things we enjoy, avoid, or practice (e.g., "She enjoys reading.").
Infinitives are the "to + verb" form, like "to run" or "to study." They can express purpose, intention, or goals (e.g., "I want to learn Spanish.").
Gerunds are verbs ending in "-ing" used as nouns, like "running" or "studying." They often describe activities or things we enjoy, avoid, or practice (e.g., "She enjoys reading.").
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Teacher Barbi
Philippines
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