Verb Patterns (Part 1)

Three different verb patterns in English. This video is for students at a pre-intermediate level.
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[@whoisdanna]

I enjoy learning verb patterns

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[@MatheusSilva-cj3qd]

Where're the exercises? Or better, where's the link that you said?

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[@mohandalshareef3607]

Thanks you so much for those very nice lesson sorry but I have question in the example "I enjoy playing sports" what is main verb
enjoy or play+ing
and how can I make this senates pass voices
and thanks for your time

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There are a lot more videos in the channel. Keep watching and keep posting questions and comments.

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[@pascoamiriammukden3543]

Please Teacher,
I love your explanation. I'm a retired Math Teacher, I'm 65 years old and I'm studying English by myself. At the end of your video, you ask us to click on the link to answer a test, but it doesn't exist. Could you help me to find this test?

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www.perfect-english-grammar.com/verb-patterns-exercises.html

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[@eiamoon2042]

Excelente, después de mucho tiempo es el primer profesor de inglés que habla lento y claro. Eso lo agradezco mucho. Buena explicación. 🙌

[@asmahamad]

Could we say the verb "keep" in the 1st v.pattern .. should be with ing ?!
Please I wait your answer ?!

[@alrightyenglish9682]

Keep is followed by a gerund (ing).
1) I keep learning new things.
2) I kept forgetting his phone number.
3) I have kept eating healthy food.

[@perpustakaanstieadkarawaci3318]

teacher how to explain what exactly do the following sentences mean. for example sentece like " she remembered meeting him at a concert " what is the answer sir ?

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What is the book that you use?

[@monlivreetmoi]

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[@blacktrimer]

nice class ...but whre's the exercise link ?

[@nyreenewentrepreneur6551]

it say click on the link at the end of the video but i don't see a link....whats the link?

[@calimaxamed6803]

Verb patterns

[@sakshisanjana503]

Hi sir pliz can you tell me how to recognize which one is gerund n which on is infinitive

[@maryz8157]

sakshi sanjana I hope I can help yoou sakshi sanjana. Gerund ends in ing. Infinitive does not end in ing but has to before it. Example of gerung is 'working'. Example of infinitive is 'to work'.

[@sakshisanjana503]

Thank you sir

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wher's the link ?

[@mariontravis9206]

What about "I stopped to talk to him?" This is infinitive after stop???

[@luisguillermoriverabueno7005]

IT means you stopped doing something to talk to him

[@cosydry8292]

Noemix

[@abhishektiwari826]

I don't know how, but you skipped an important aspect of verbs. There are some verbs which may take take both infinitive and present participle forms of verb immediately after them, but then, they have different meanings. For example forget, try, remember, stop etc. You discussed forget, try and stop in your video, but didn't say anything about this quality of these verbs. I am a seeker of knowledge, no matter what the subject is. Please provide a list of verbs which take only this pattern Verb+to infinitive, and cannot take Verb+Verb+ing. Thanks in advance.

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can I say it's starting raining?

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it starts raining

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Nor mix

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