Verb ing Verb infinitive NZEV KOLY Gymnzium Lovosice

* Verb + -ing Verb + infinitive

NÁZEV ŠKOLY: Gymnázium Lovosice, Sady pionýrů 600/6 ČÍSLO PROJEKTU: CZ. 1. 07/1. 5. 00/34. 1073 NÁZEV MATERIÁLU: VY_32_INOVACE_4 B_15_Verb. patterns TÉMA SADY: Gramatická cvičení z angličtiny ROČNÍK: tercie DATUM VZNIKU: březen 2014 AUTOR: Mgr. Lucie Kučerová

* prezentace se zabývá základy použití infinitivních a gerundiálních vazeb sloves v angličtině a je určena pro interaktivní tabuli * na snímcích číslo čtyři, pět, šest a je využito animace k představení problematiky slovesných vazeb; při kliknutí na obdélníky se objeví slovesa, která se pojí s danou vazbou; tímto vzniká prostor pro interakci žáků, kteří sloveso nejprve sami odhalí v zobrazené příkladové větě * snímek osm obsahuje první cvičení; úkolem studentů je použít daná slova k vytvoření vět o svém životě za užití prezentovaných slovesných vazeb; v případě nutnosti je možné kliknout na panáčka s žárovkou, který spouští animaci příletu pomocné tabulky * snímek devět zahrnuje druhý úkol, v němž mají žáci reagovat na dané situaci užitím slovesných vazeb; zpětná vazba je zajištěna animací, při níž se po kliknutí na obdélníky objeví správná odpověď *

These verbs are followed by an –ing form: enjoy Mark enjoys swimming. imagine I can‘t imagine studying overnight. don‘t mind Our dog doesn‘t mind sleeping outside. finish Have you finished reading the book? *

These verbs are followed by an infinitive form: want We want to try it again. promise I promised to come. agree Monica agreed to call back. decide We have decided to leave earlier. refuse James refused to help me. forget I always forget to lock the door. offer Will offered me to use his phone. need I need to see the dentist. *

These verbs can have the –ing form or an infinitive: like love hate try prefer start adore * I like playing/to play golf. Henry loves riding/to ride a horse. Our cat hates being/to be alone. Have you tried eating/to eat sushi? He prefers reading/to read fantasy books. Mary started playing/to play the piano. She adores cooking/to cook.

These verbs can have either the –ing form or an infinitive, but the meaning is different: stop to do We stopped to say hello to Emma. stop doing She stopped smoking. remember to do I never remember to do my homework in time! remember doing I remember playing fotball with my cousin when we were about 5. It was great! *

* Write sentences about yourselves. Use the clues (DO should be replaced by another suitable verb): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 have finished / do remember / do as a child like / do on Sundays have decided / do at the weekend have always wanted / do enjoy / play have promised / do sometimes forget / do

* Read what people say and complete the sentences. 1 I‘ll do my homework now. John decided … to do his homework. 2 We went skiing. It was great! Danny enjoyed … going skiing. 3 No more chocolate! Mike is going to stop … eating chocolate. 4 I told Kate about the trip. I remembered … to tell Kate about the trip 5 Stop at the supermarket and I‘ll do some shopping. We stopped at the supermarket … to do some shopping. 6 I‘ll help you. Terry promised … to help me. 7 Oh no! You haven‘t sent the letter! I forgot … to send the letter.

V prezentaci byly použity obrázky z galerie Microsoft office, včetně webu Office. com. *