Gerund / infinitive
Be careful with this verb. It can take either the -ing form or an infinitive, but the meaning is different.
Stop
I really enjoyed it.
So did I.
correct or wrong?
You might not bend over when you lift thing that are heavy.
Wrong- should not
přestat, vzdát se
give up
Our favourite teacher has a silver car.
True
These verbs can take either the -ing form or an infinitive. (6)
like hate prefer start try love
I've always wanted to go to Wimbledon.
So have I.
We use should/shouldn't to give advice, don't we?
opalovat se
sunbathe
Does your English teacher have a pet? If yes, what animal and how many?
Yes, two dogs
These verbs are followed by an infinitive (8)
want refuse agree decide promise forget offer need
I can't go.
Neither can I.
Do we use might / might not to express possibility?
Yes
spálený od sluníčka
sunburnt
One of the most famous heroes in Britain is Queen Elisabeth II. If not who is the one of the most famous heroes there?
F, Robin Hood
These verbs are followed by an -ing form (4)
imagine finish don't mind enjoy
We use SO to agree with a _____ statement.
positive
You ___ be careful with electricity. You ____ get an electric shock.
You should be careful with electricity. You might gen an electric shock.
důsledkem toho
as a result
Sir Bedivere was younger than King Arthur.
TRUE
BINGO
BINGO
We use NEITHER to agree with a _____ statement.
negative
You ____ use headphones when there is traffic around. You can ____ hear a car.
You shouldn't use headphones when there is traffic around. You might not hear a car.
holeň
shin
Arthur's sword was made from wood.
F- from steel