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Ing Forms and Infinitives

The document discusses the use of -ing forms and infinitives in English. It provides examples of how -ing forms are used as subjects of sentences and after adjectives with prepositions. Common verbs used before -ing forms are mentioned, such as like, enjoy, love, and hate. Examples are given showing correct usage of -ing forms in different contexts. The document concludes with an exercise asking the reader to complete sentences with the -ing form of provided verbs.

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Ing Forms and Infinitives

The document discusses the use of -ing forms and infinitives in English. It provides examples of how -ing forms are used as subjects of sentences and after adjectives with prepositions. Common verbs used before -ing forms are mentioned, such as like, enjoy, love, and hate. Examples are given showing correct usage of -ing forms in different contexts. The document concludes with an exercise asking the reader to complete sentences with the -ing form of provided verbs.

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- ing forms and infinitives


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Verb + -ing as subject


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> Shopping is fun.

> Skateboarding is cool.

> Cycling is my favourite sport.

Adjective + preposition + Noun / - ing form


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Noun
( -ing )

I am keen on sport.
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I am keen on playing tennis.
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He seems very keen on working here.

I am interested in computers.

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I am interested in studying English.
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We are bored with shopping.

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- I am bored with my present job.

You are good at English .

You are good at telling stories.

She is bad at Maths.

She is bad at telling stories.


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I am fond of music.

They are fond of reading magazines.

She is fond of going to parties.


He is fond of cooking .

She is crazy about going to the US.

- ing form

We use the - ing form of a verb like a noun :

. as the subject of a sentence:

> Swimming is my favourtie sport.

. after adjective with prepositions:

> Peter's not interested in shopping.

> I'm very bad at drawing.

after the verb like, enjoy , love and hate:

- lik

I love dancing .

I hate doing my homework!


1. Complete with the- ing form of the Verb.

1 Skating is great! ( skate )


2....................is good for you. ( swim )
3. ...................is fun. (fish )
4......................is good exercise. ( walk)
5. ....................football is easy. (play )
6. .....................is dangerous! (ski )
7.......................is very difficult. ( surf )

2.

X= hate , = like ,
:) :) :) = love

1. Ko Nyi / play chess - X


- Ko Nyi hates playing chess.
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2. Steve / listen to music - :)

- Steve likes listening to music.

3. Ko Nyi / do sport - :) :)

- Ko Nyi loves doing sport.

4.Steve / dance ( X)
- Steve hates dancing.

5. I / dance - :)

6. I / play chess - :) :)

7.She / shop -

9. They / do homework - X

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