grammer

Question 1

V. pattern

what comes after the verb

Answer 1

• Verb + to + v.inf (only)
• happen -offer -decide -expect -need -Seem -agree -intend - want -promise + to +v.inf

-Verbs + v.ing (gerund)
imagine -mind -spend -Enjoy -recommend
-consider -miss -finish -suggest

Verbs + v.ing or to + v.inf (same meaning)
Like -love –hate –start –prefer- begin –continue -bother

Question 2

V. pattern
(what comes after the verb)
-offer
-spend
-suggest
-finish
-recommend
-Seem
want
-decide

Answer 2

to
v.ing
v.ing
v.ing
v.ing
to
to
to

Question 3

V. pattern
(what comes after the verb)

Stop + v.ing
Stop + to + v,inf

Answer 3

Stop + v.ing : stop something forever (permanent)
I stopped working in this place

Stop + to + v,inf = stop for a short time doing
something
I was driving my car, and I stopped to buy water

Question 4

V. pattern
(what comes after the verb)

Remember + v.ing
Remember + to + v,inf

Answer 4

Remember + v.ing = remember past memories
I remember having a notebook, was really
beautiful

Remember + to + v.inf =future action
Ex: remember to turn off your laptop

Question 5

V. pattern
(what comes after the verb)

Try + v.ing
Try + to + v,inf

Answer 5

Success
I tired opening the window it was hard
(it was hard but you managed to open )

failure
I tried to open the window but it was hard
(it was hard and you failed to open the window)

Question 6

V. pattern
(what comes after the verb)

Modal verbs
Modal verb + v.inf

Answer 6

Ex: can you sing ? no, I can’t sing
Ex: you can find happiness in Alex.

Question 7

V. pattern
(what comes after the verb)

phrasal verbs

Answer 7

v.ing

ex
I am good at cooking
no, I am not good at playing video games
Ex: I am interested in working

Question 8

phrasal verbs

Answer 8

a phrasal verb is the combination of two or three words from different grammatical categories – a verb and a particle, such as an adverb or a preposition

Question 9

Modal verbs

Answer 9

-can –could –shall –should —will—would

May—might —must —have to

Question 10

adverb

Answer 10

An adverb is a word that modifies (describes) a verb (he sings loudly)
Adverbs often end in -ly, but some (such as fast) look exactly the same as their adjective counterparts.

Question 11

adverb describes an adjective

Answer 11

Tom is (very) tall.

Question 12

adverb describes an adverb

Answer 12

The race finished (too) (quickly).

Question 13

adverb describe a whole sentence

Answer 13

(Fortunately), Lucy recorded Tom’s win.