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    Structure II

    Fall 2013Pertemuan IV: September 2013

    Modul 5 : Inifinitives and Gerunds

    Modul 6 : Inifinitives and Gerunds II

    Paramitha Mansoer

    Universitas Terbuka

    Korea Selatan

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    MODUL 5 : INIFINITIVES AND GERUNDS

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    Inifinitives and Gerunds

    Unit 1 Introduction to Infinitives and Gerunds

    Unit 2 Gerunds as Objects of Prepositions

    Unit 3 Gerunds as Objects of Verbs Unit 4 Gerunds and Infinitives as Subjects

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    Unit 1 Passive SentencesA . Infinitives: Kata kerja pertama (Verb 1)

    (to) + Verb 1

    Tuti studies very hard to pass the final

    exam. She wakes up very early in the morningand goes to sleep after midnight everyday.

    Sometimes she forgets to eat or to take a

    shower.

    Cek buku Structure 1 halaman 2.22-2.23!

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    Unit 1 Passive SentencesB . Gerunds: Kata kerja bentuking yg berfungsi

    sbg kata bendaVerb 1 + ing

    1. Gerund sebagai subjek

    Fishingis exciting. Ridinga horse is not easy.

    2. Gerund sebagai objek kata kerja

    He enjoys studying.

    3. Gerund sebagai objek preposisi

    We are excited about goingto the concert.

    4. Gerund sebagai pelengkap

    My hobby is making cookies.

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    Unit 2 Gerunds as Objects of

    Prepositions

    from

    without

    about

    in

    + verbing

    be given to

    be used to

    be accustomed tolook forward to

    object to

    pleed innocent (guilty) to

    + verbing

    Preposition

    Ex:

    He should be prohibited

    from coming near her.

    To as preposition

    Ex:I am used to working on

    Sunday.

    I object to working on

    Sunday.

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    Unit 2 Gerunds as Objects of

    Prepositions

    keep on

    put off

    go on

    be interested in+ verbingapprove/disapprove of

    be afraid of

    be excited about

    be good atcare about

    insist on

    .... Page 5.14

    Fixed phrase:

    verb +

    preposition

    Ex: You should

    keep on

    going.

    I am excitedabout

    meeting you.

    PS: Read summary page 5.16

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    Unit 3 Gerunds as Objects of Verbs

    If a verb is being followed by another verb, we can use

    gerund or infinitive for the 2ndverb. These following

    verbs can be followed by gerund or infinitive:

    1. Stop2. Advise

    3. Begin

    4. Start5. Intend

    6. Regret

    7. Continue8. Hate

    9. See page 5.22

    But!!There are some verbs that can only be followed by

    gerund!

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    Unit 3 Gerunds as Objects of Verbs

    Appreciate

    Worth

    RiskPrevent

    Forgive

    Verbs can only be followed by gerund

    Admit

    Escape

    AvoidRecent

    Complete

    Enjoy

    Practice

    FinishPrefer

    Quit

    Recall

    Deny

    MindImagine

    Keep

    Delay

    Suggest

    DreadConsider

    Resist

    Do you mind ...?

    Would you mind ...?

    Go if being used to express

    recreational activity

    I will go fishing this weekend

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    Unit 4 Gerunds and Infinitives as Subjects

    Gerund as Subject

    1. Mastering foreign language

    takes time and effort.

    2. Waiting is boring.

    Infinitive as Subject

    1. To master English takes

    time and effort.

    2. To wait for a bus is boring.

    Learning point!

    1. Gerund as subject is more general while infinitive as subject is

    more detail.

    2. It + gerund is being use in informal situation while It + infinitive in

    formal situation.

    Infinitive as subject is not commonly used, therefore the form is

    usually changed into: It + infinitives -> It is boring to wait for a bus.

    3. It is nice seeing you

    4. It is not much good

    expecting him to help

    3. It is nice to see you

    4. It is not much good to

    expect him to help

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    Unit 4 Gerunds and Infinitives as

    Subjects

    Gerund is usually used after this phrases. (informal)

    Its nice ...

    Its worth ...

    Its no use ... Its not much good ...

    For + object + infinitive phrase is also commonly used

    It is important for us to learn English. Do you think it is normal for a child to cry so often?

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    MODUL 6 : INFINITIVES & GERUNDS II

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    Infinitives & Gerunds II

    1. Verb Follows by Infinitives

    2. Verb Follows by Either Infinitives or Gerund

    3. Verb Follows by Either Infinitives or Gerundbut Gives Different Meaning

    4. Using By and With to Show How

    Something is Done

    5. Infinitives with Too and Enough

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    Unit 1 Verbs Followed by Infinitives

    a. Afford : She can afford to buy that house

    b. Agree : She agreed to buy that house

    c. Appear : She appears to be happy

    d. Arrange : She arranged to buy that housee. Care : She cared to look for the house

    Etc.. Please refer to text book page 6.4

    1. Kelompok 1 (Verb + Infinitive)

    Learning point!

    1. Would like, wishand wantalways followed by infinitives (not

    gerund). Example: I would like to learn English.

    2. not can be placed before verb or before infinitive; depends on

    the meaning. Example:

    I have decided notto go VS I have notdecided to go

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    Unit 1 Verbs Followed by Infinitives

    a. Allow : He allows us to be late today.

    b. Cause : The traffic jam caused me to come late.

    c. Challenge : She challenged me to run to school.

    d. Convince : He convinces me to skip the class.e. Command : The teacher commands them to sing.

    Etc.. Please refer to text book page 6.5

    2. Kelompok 2 [Verb + Pro(noun) + Infinitive]

    Learning point!

    1. If this type of sentence is being transformed into passive

    sentence, the verb should be followed directly by infinitive

    Example : We were allowed to be late.

    I was caused to come late by the traffic jam.

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    Unit 1 Verbs Followed by Infinitives

    a. Ask

    She asked to go together.

    She asked meto go

    together.

    b. Beg

    He begs to stay.

    He begs her to stay.

    c. Expect

    d. Want

    e. Wish

    f. Promise

    3. Kelompok 3 (Verb + Infinitives) or (Verb +

    Object + Infinitives)

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    Unit 2 Verbs Followed by Either Infinitives

    or GerundsKata-kata kerja yang memiliki pengertian sama ketika diikuti oleh

    infinitives dan diikuti oleh gerunds:

    Verb Verb + gerund Verb + Infinitive

    begin* They begin laughing They begin to laugh

    prefer** I prefer dancing to singing I prefer to dance than(to) sing

    continue He continues practicing He continues to practice

    Dislike I dislike eating alone I dislike to eat alone

    cant bear He cant bear eating fastfood He cantbear to eat fast food

    cant stand I cant stand helpingyou I cant stand to help you

    Learning point!

    1. Begin in progressive will be followed by infinitives. Example: It

    is beginning to rain.

    2. If prefer is followed by infinitive, conjunction thanshould be

    use.

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    Unit 3 Verbs That Have Different Meanings When

    Followed Either by a Gerund or an Infinitive

    Verb Verb + gerund Verb + Infinitive

    Forget Lupa akan sesuatu yg sudah terjadi:

    I forget doing my homework

    Lupa akan apa yg seharusnya dilakukan:

    I forget to do my homework

    Remember Ingat apa yg sudah terjadi:

    I remember closing the window

    Ingat apa yg seharusnya dilakukan:

    I remember to close the window

    Like Menyukai melakukan sesuatu:

    I like going up early

    Memilih untuk menjadi kebiasaan:

    I like to get up early

    Regret Menyesali apa yg sudah dilakukan:

    He regrets dumping her

    Menyesali apa yg akandilakukan:

    He regrets to dump her

    Try Mencoba melakukan sesuatu ygberbeda untuk melihat hasilnya:

    I try getting up early

    Mencoba melakukan sesuatu yg tidakbiasa dilakukan:

    I try to get up early

    Stop Menghetikan kebiasaan atau

    sesuatu yg sedang dilakukan:

    I must stop smoking

    Menghentikan sesuatu untuk

    melakukan yg lain:

    I must stop to smoke

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    Unit 3 Verbs That Have Different Meanings When

    Followed Either by a Gerund or an Infinitive

    Special Case!

    Need / Require + Gerund = Need / Require + Passive Infinitive

    Need / Require + Gerund Need / Require + to Infinitive

    Example:

    The house needs repainting: Rumah itu butuh di cat ulang.

    The house needs to repaint: Kalimat tidak tepat! Seharusnya

    subjek yg digunakan adalah manusia bukan the house

    The kids required looking after: Anak2 butuh diawasi

    The kids required to look after: Anak2 dibutuhkan untuk

    mengawasi

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    Unit 4 By and With Used to Show How

    Something is Done

    Penggunaan by secara umum:

    Dalam kalimat pasif, bydigunakan sebagai (penunjuk)

    pelaku.

    Harry Potter story is written byJ.K. Rowling. Bydapat digunakan untuk mengacu pada alat

    pengangkutan.

    I like traveling bytrain.

    Penggunaan byyang berkaitan dengan waktu.

    You must arrive here byten a.m.

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    Unit 4 By and With Used to Show

    How Something is Done

    Penggunaan by & with untuk menyatakanbagaimana sesuatu dilakukan:

    By : untuk mengatakan apa yang kita lakukan

    untuk memperoleh hasil yang kita inginkan.With : untuk menyatakan bagaimana seseorangmengerjakan sesuatu, jadi with menyatakan objekatau alat untuk melakukan sesuatu.

    Fire was kept all night bycovering the coals andwood withashes.

    The hair is cut withscissors.

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    Unit 5 Infinitives with Too and

    Enough

    A. TooMenyatakan situasi yg tidak bisa terlaksana karenaseseorang atau sesuatu telah melebihi

    kapasistasnya.Noun/ Noun phrase + be/Verb + too + adjective/noun + to infinitive He has toomany books to read.

    Noun/ Noun phrase + be/Verb + too + adjective/noun + for + object + to infinitive

    She walks toofast for the others to follow.

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    Unit 5 Infinitives with Too and

    Enough

    B. Enough

    Noun/ Noun phrase + be/Verb + Adjective/ Adverb

    + enough + for + object + to infinitive

    His grades are good enoughfor him to pass the

    exam.The speed is not fast enoughfor the car to win therace.