Gerunds and Infinitives Mastery

This video tutorial by Minoo at Anglo-Link addresses the common confusion between using 'do', 'to do', or 'doing' as the second verb in a sentence. It focuses on the gerund and infinitive forms, providing guidelines and examples to help learners develop a natural sense of which form to use. The lesson concludes with gap-filling exercises to reinforce understanding.

What is the main topic of this lesson?

• Past Tense

• Passive Voice

• Gerund and Infinitive

• Future Tense

Which form is correct: 'to stop doing something' or 'stop to do'?

• to stop doing something

• stop to do

• both are correct

• neither is correct

What is the 'ing' form of a verb called?

• Infinitive

• Past Participle

• Gerund

• Present Participle

What is the best way to master the use of gerunds and infinitives?

• Reading English books

• Listening to English regularly

• Writing essays

• Memorizing rules

What will you have by the end of the lesson?

• A set of flashcards

• A grammar book

• A better idea of which form to use

• A list of verbs

What type of exercises will conclude the lesson?

• True/False

• Essay writing

• Multiple choice

• Gap-filling