Basic English Grammar Lessons

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  Gerunds and Infinitives A gerund is the +ing form of a verb e.g., going, talking, understanding etc. An infinitive = to + the simple form of a verb e.g. to talk, to go, to play etc.      1.   Playing tennis is my hobby. (gerund-noun)      2.   I enjoy playing tennis. (gerund)      3.   She is exhausted because she has played tennis.      4.   She is excited about playing tennis. (gerund)      5.   Walking is good exercise.      6.   Sara and Nadia are playing tennis. (Verb-present participle)      7.   Sara and Nadia were playing tennis. (present participle)      8.   I heard some surprising news (noun). (adjective-present participle adjective)      9.   I am breaking a news.      10.            ...

  Transitive and Intransitive Verb I teach English. ( Transitive + object ) I lie in the bed. ( Intransitive ) it needs no object to give its meaning. Lie          lied        lied        lying. (intransitive) She is lying. Lie          lay          lain        lying (intransitive) Lay        laid        laid        laying + object Transitive Verbs 1.   She cooks the meal daily. 2.   She handed me the book. 3.   They built a new house in the neighborhood. 4.   The teacher assigned the homework to the students. 5.   He cooked a delicious meal for his family.   Intransitive Verb 1. The bird flew across the sky. 2. The baby laugh...