Infinitives and Gerunds

Infinitive How do you fit? To form the infinitive of a verb usually we place you in this verb the preposition "to" after another verb. However, there are cases in which this preposition should not place you. Such cases are when accompanied by auxiliary verbs, modal and questions and negative answers. examples:

usually use the infinitive to express the purpose of something. to that form is called the infinitive of purpose. to determine the purpose we ask the question what for? see its shape. examples:

How do you fit? A gerund is formed with the termination or suffix "ing", but not all training with "ing" is gerund. It is very important to differentiate a gerund from a progressive. While the gerund is alone, times are always progressive verb to - be but the main verb form (-ing), operating within the same verb phrase. Example: Gerunds

Very often we need to say why or why we do something. as a practical example we can say that this slide was created to help you learn English infinitives and gerunds. The main reason is to learn why it is necessary to create study material to help achieve that goal. It is important to know that infinitives and gerunds are verbs, but its function within the sentence is the same as nouns, so do not be confused with the main verbs of the same sentence. What for i serve the infinitives and gerunds? There are certain verbs that after them we can use both forms or infinitive with "to" or (-ing) without changing the meaning or significance of what we mean.

Similarly there are others who can take infinitive "to o (-ing), but with the difference that if they change the meaning of prayer

On the other hand, there are verbs that do limit the only place you next verb (-ing)