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Verb patterns - 6 Minute Grammar

Verb patterns - 6 Minute Grammar

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When is an English verb followed by a gerund, and when is it followed by an infinitive? If it can be followed by either, does the meaning change? Alice, Finn and Catherine discuss these questions and more in this episode of 6 Minute Grammar. You'll find a quiz on our website
Date: 2020-09-18

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Hello BBC Learning - My doubt - Please clarify...!
Have you ever received your Uber
Eats or GrubHub delivery and thought,
Hm, that meal usually includes more
french fries? If so, you may have been
onto something.
What is the meaning of the last sentence i.e
If so, you may have been onto something. Thankyou.

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Please can you help me? The first question of the quiz, the meaning of the they decided taking the train couldn't be they were deciding something while were taking the train? Isn't correct?
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gerund is not just a form of verb.
it also may play role of a noun that denotes process.
you missed this point, so your question we remember closing the door is a bit confusing.

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Hello Alice and Finn how are you? Thanks your video. Ok, my question is why we use enjoy after ing? On other hand, Attempt after to? Would you please tell us in details.
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I am having problem with notification bell button. Whenever i press, it only says Unknown Error. As a result, i am not getting your valuable lessons. How can i fix it?
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Thank you bbc the lesson is clear but the quiz is very very very difficult how can know the verb use with infinitive like decide or not
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