VERB FORM

I ---[get] up early and ---[ pray] God.

I ---[ brush] my teeth.
I ---[put on] my uniform.
I ---[take] breakfast.
Before ---[ go] to school, I ---[ bow] my parents.
I ---[ go] to school on foot.


We ---[ pray] together in the school.
We ---[ study] well in the school.
I ---[ take] snacks in the recess.
We ---[ play] for a while in the recess.

I ---[ return] home at 5 p.m.
I ---[ have] snacks again.
We ---[ go] to the park in the evening.
We ---[ have] dinner together.

We ---[ complete] our home work before ---
[ sleep].
We ---[ go] to bed at 10.

There ---[be] a jackal. It ---[be] hungry. It was in search of food.
It ---[see] grapes. But they ---[be] very high. It ---[ jump] many
times. But it could not ---[get] them. So it ---[get] tired and
---[say] GRAPES ARE SOUR
sleep- play climb up- wake up-
catch- request- throw- trap- roar -
listen rush- cut- free
Be-search of food--[see] grapes-
high- jump- not- get -get tired
-GRAPES ARE SOUR
Let us learn
gerund (-ing form),
participles (-ing form and
past participle) and
infinitive.

Gerund(-ing form)
When verb functions as subject or
object we use gerund i.e. ing form
of the verb.
Example: Walking is the best
exercise.
I hate cheating.
GERUND
-----[read] up to late night is not a
good habit.
-----[come] together is beginning.
-----[live] together is necessity.
-----[work] together is success.
I like -----[sing]
He knows -----[repair] TV.

The gerund (-ing form) must be
used when a verb comes after
a preposition:-
against | at | after | by | on |
instead of | talk about | tired
of | without

I am against smoking in public
places.
She is good at speaking English.
I went home after leaving the party.
You can improve your English by
using the Internet.
We need to keep on going.

Verbs that are normally
followed by the gerund form:-

avoid | celebrate | confess
delay | deny | describe |
discuss | dislike | enjoy
finish | imagine | keep | mind
| miss | practise | resume |
risk | suggest | tolerate |
understand
I adore reading your books.
They anticipated winning the
election.
I detest going to discos.
We postponed making any decision
in the meeting.
He quited smoking.
Do you recall seeing someone like
that?

Participles

(-ing form and past participle)
When the action is going on,
we use ing form as adjective.
Example: A barking dog
chased us.

Participles
When the action is over,
we use past participle as
adjective.
Example: I collect used
tickets.

Participles
-----[bark] dogs seldom bite.
Our teacher scolded ----[quarrel]
children.
-----[smile] face attracts all.
I teach ----[speak] English.
She gave me ----[tear] book.
Mummy gave her a ----[dance] doll.

Infinitive
Infinitive is used to show
purpose.
Example: I went to market to
buy a book.
Infinitive is also used in
different meanings.
Example : This is proper place -
--[park]



Infinitive
Edison was eager -----[study].
I want -----[become] a collector.
Papa was happy -----[see] my result.
They are clever enough ---[deal] with the
situation.
That girl is too dull ---[pass] the examination.
We are ready to ---[reap] the crop.


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