Here is the list of the most common verbs followed by a Gerund with some examples included.
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ResponderBorrarI like your post because you explain in a easy way everything about gerunds and I also learnt something new, for example that gerunds can work as an object of a sentence but just with some especific verbs. In this case I have no questions, everything's clear.
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ResponderBorrarI liked your podcast because you went directly to what the point. At class I learned that the gerunds can act as object or subject but i didn´t realize how we can identify. Thank you I know how.
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Hello, Marisa. I liked the expressive voice you showed in the audio. I was checking at the list of verbs that you posted and I didn't know some of them were followed by a gerund. So it indeed is going to help me doing new sentences using gerund. What I learned is that gerunds can be used either as a subject of a sentence or as aneeded object. For this, I just have a question, Are these two functions the only ones that gerunds do in a sentence?
ResponderBorrarHello Marisa,
ResponderBorrarI liked your post, because is pretty clear and useful for our learning, Now I know some verbs followed by gerunds that I didn't know, but I just have a doubt. In the list that you posted, why the last verb is not together with the v-ing.
Thanks you!
Hello Marisa, I like your little video, your intonation and how you explain the topic is easy to understand. The image you post it help me to see what verbs are gerunds and infinitives and also has examples to understand better, I like that too, I’ll save the image, if in the future I have to use it in our English grammar class.
ResponderBorrarI only have a questions, did you have another list of gerunds and infinitives? I would like to know if there are other verbs out of the list you post.
Thanks for the information! 😺
Hi there Marisa!
ResponderBorrari liked your feedback about gerunds, you have explained it in order to ease the comprehension of how and when to use them, also the list is very helpful, thanks a lot.