1. Verbs Followed & More Verbs Followed by Gerunds or Infinitives
Group 13
김유현
김지애
황준웅

2. Index Topic 2. Verbs followed by Gerunds or Infinitives
Topic 3. More verbs followed by Gerunds or Infinitives
A. More verbs followed by Gerunds
B. More verbs followed by Infinitives
C. Verbs that may be followed by a (Pro)Noun object before an Infinitive
D. Verbs that must be followed by a (Pro)Noun object before an Infinitive

3. Topic 2
Verbs Followed
by Gerunds or Infinitives

4. Verbs Followed by Gerunds
Examples
Anticipate
Be worth
Can(not) help
Consider
Recommend
Imagine
Involve
Mind
Enjoy
suggest
Can you imagine traveling through outer space?
I can’t help wondering about the universe.

5. Verbs Followed by Infinitives
Examples
Appear Be
Be able
Be supposed
Dare
Decide
Have
hope
Know (how)
Learn (how)
Need
Plan
Seem
Want
Would like
Would love
Would you dare to try skydiving?
I would like to learn how to hang glide.
I’ve decided to take a class.
I need to register for the class today.

6. Exercise 3 (p.232)
1. We anticipated … (get home late) → We anticipated to getting home late. 3. We decided … (leave earlier) → We decided to leave earlier. 8. I would like … (see her) → I would like to see her.

7. Topic 3 A. More Verbs Followed by Gerunds
B. More Verbs Followed by Infinitives

8. A. More Verbs Followed by Gerunds
Examples
Admit
Appreciate
Avoid
Delay
Dislike
Escape
Finish
Forgive
Keep (on)
Miss
Postpone
practice
Regret
Risk
Spend (time)
Tolerate
understand
I appreciated your explaining the rules.
You should spend some time reading the rule book.

9. B. More Verbs Followed by Infinitives
Examples
Afford
Agree
Care
Deserve
Fail
Forget
Happen
Hesitate
Intend
manage
Mean
Offer
Prepare
Pretend
Refuse
Tend
Threaten
Volunteer
Wait
wish
Can you afford to buy that new set of golf clubs?
I would hesitate to spend that much money.

10. Exercise 1 (p.238) 1. They agreed … (not tell anyone)
→ They agreed not to tell anyone.
5. I can’t forgive … (they / not tell us)
→ I can’t forgive their not telling us.
8. He waited … (tell / officially) (passive)
→ He waited to be told officially.

11. Topic 3 C. Verbs That May Be Followed
by a (Pro)Noun Object Before an Infinitive
D. Verbs That Must Be Followed

12. C. Verb [+ (Pro)Noun] + Infinitive
Examples
Ask
Beg
Dare
Expect
Need
Promise
Want
Would like
use
She asked to play soccer with us.
She asked her friend to play soccer with us.
She wanted her friend to play.

13. D. Verb + (Pro)Noun + Infinitive
Examples
Advise
Allow
Cause
Convince
Encourage
Force
Get
Hire
Invite
Order
Permit
Persuade
Remind
Require
Teach
Tell
Urge
warn
The doctor encouraged him to get more exercise.
She persuaded him to start a regular exercise program.
She told him to begin today.

14. Exercise 3 (p.240) 1. We has expected ___ her to say yes immediately.
3. It wasn’t easy ___ her to get time off from work.
7. In order ___ both of them to come, we had to find a bigger tent. X
for
for

15. Q&A

16. Thank You