tailieunhanh - Collins cobuild student grammar part 7

Tham khảo tài liệu 'collins cobuild student grammar part 7', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | For more material and information please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at Note that all of these verbs except for describe can also be followed by a that -clause. See Unit 76. He denied that he was involved. verbs of liking and disliking adore detest dislike dread enjoy fancy like love mind resent Will they enjoy using it I don t mind telling you. Like and love can also be followed by a to -infinitive clause. See Unit 71. other common verbs avoidcommencedelayfinishinvolvekeep misspostponepractiseresistriskstop I ve just finished reading that book. Avoid giving any unnecessary information. common phrasal verbs burst out carry on end up give up go round keep on put off set about She carried on reading. They kept on walking for a while. Note that some common phrases can be followed by an -ing clause. can t helpcan t standfeel like I can t help worrying. 2 After the verbs and phrases mentioned above you can also use being followed by a past participle. They enjoy being praised. I dislike being interrupted. After some verbs of saying and thinking you can use having followed by a past participle. admitdenymentionrecall Michael denied having seen him. 3 Come and go are used with -ing clauses to describe the way that a person or thing moves. They both came running out. It went sliding across the road out of control. Go and come are also used with -ing nouns to talk about sports and outdoor activities. See Unit 56. Did you say they might go camping 4 Some verbs can be followed by an object and an -ing clause. The object of the verb is the subject of the -ing clause. catchimaginepreventwatch findleavestop For more material and information please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at It is hard to imagine him existing without it. He left them making their calculations. Note that prevent and stop are often used with from in front of the -ing clause. I wanted to prevent him from seeing that. Most verbs of perception can be followed by an object and an -ing