Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 89

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  Hi there.

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  Welcome back to the podcast.

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  Harry, here again, and for the fourth and final podcast of this particular week.

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  And what we're going to look at here is the difference between the ing, or what's often called the gerund, the ing and the infinitive.

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  To.

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  Yes.

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  So the infinitive after a verb, okay.

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  To t o.

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  And I'm taking an example of one word, stop.

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  This is verb.

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  To stop means to finish something.

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  And I'm going to give you two examples that will explain exactly what we mean by using the ing and to many, many verbs.

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  Take both ing in two, for example, like love, hate, I can say, I like eating ice cream.

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  Ing.

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  I like eating ice cream.

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  I like to eat ice cream.

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  The infinitive.

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  I like to eat ice cream.

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  I love eating ice cream.

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  Ing.

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