- •Part I. 5th year, winter term placement test
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.1 revision of present tenses (active voice)
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.2 complex object
- •Get ready for your module test 1
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.1 revision of the past tenses (active voice)
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.2 revision of future tenses (active voice)
- •Get ready for your module test 2
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.1 revision of modal verbs placement test
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.2 subjunctive mood placement test
- •Get ready for your module test 3
- •Part II. 5th year, summer term
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.1
- •Revision of all tenses and aspects of the english verb (active voice)
- •Placement test
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.2
- •Revision of the verbals. The gerund. The infinitive.
- •Placement test
- •І. Point out the verbals and comment on their form and function.
- •The gerund placement test
- •The infinitive placement test
- •Infinitive or gerund?
- •Get ready for your module test 1 (4)
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.1 revision of all tenses and aspects of the english verb. (passive voice) placement test
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.2 the participle placement test
- •I. Using the verbs in brackets, supply the appropriate form of the participle.
- •II. Translate from Russian (a)/Ukrainian (b) into English, using participles if possible.
- •Get ready for your module test 2 (5)
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.1 general revision and testing revision of the tense-aspect system of the english verb
- •The Green Generation
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.2. Revision of the verbals
- •Violence on tv
- •Get ready for your module test 3 (6)
- •Appendix 1 practice translations for revision of your active vocabulary and grammar
- •Appendix 2: verbals
- •Infinitive and gerund
- •Verbs followed immediately by infinitives
- •II. Verbs followed by either gerund or infinitive without a change in meaning
- •Verbs commonly used with the gerunds
- •Verbs with prepositions commonly used with the gerund
- •IX. Set phrases with prepositions commonly used with gerunds
- •Preposition ‘of’
- •Preposition ‘at’
- •Preposition ‘for’
- •Preposition ‘in’
- •Miscellaneous Prepositions
- •XII. Gerunds after prepositions
- •Infinitive and gerund used with different meanings
- •To remember, to forget, to regret
- •To mean
- •To prefer
- •To like
- •To be sorry
- •To be afraid, to dread, to fear
- •To afford
- •To consider
- •To need
- •To advise, to allow, to recommend
- •To be interested
- •To imagine
- •Cannot help (is used to say that it is impossible to avoid or prevent something)
- •Appendix 3 practice translations for revision of your active vocabulary and grammar to succeed in writing your final term exam lexico-grammatical translation
- •Contents
Verbs with prepositions commonly used with the gerund
Verbs with prepositions |
Examples |
to accuse smb of |
She accused him of lying. |
to admit to |
Brian admitted to taking the money. |
to aim at |
They are aiming at training everyone by the end of the year. |
to apologize for |
Go and apologize for being so rude to your aunt. |
to approve of |
Father doesn’t approve of me leaving school this year. |
to believe in |
I don’t believe in hitting children. |
to bother about |
Don’t bother yourself about making tea. |
to burst out |
Karen burst out laughing. |
to care for |
I don’t care for gardening. |
to carry on |
He carried on peeling the potato. |
to come of |
That comes of eating too much! |
to come round to |
You will eventually come around to thinking about it. |
to complain of |
She complained of being treated in a rude way. |
to confess to |
I must confess to knowing nothing about computers. |
to consist of (in) |
Most of the fieldwork consisted of making tape recordings. |
to congratulate smb on smth |
You can congratulate yourself on having done an excellent job. |
to count on |
We can’t count on this warm weather lasting long. |
to decide against |
We decided against going to the beach in that weather. |
to despair of |
They had almost despaired of ever having children. |
to disapprove of |
He strongly disapproved of changing the plans. |
to dream about |
In her sleep she dreamt about becoming a famous singer. |
to dream of |
I wouldn’t dream of going there without you. |
to end in |
At first they hated each other, but they ended up getting married. |
to forget about |
If I lose my job we can forget about buying a new car. |
to forgive smb for |
Forgive me for interrupting, but I really don’t agree with that. |
to feel up to |
After the accident she didn’t feel up to driving. |
to get around to |
I hope to get around to answering your letter next week. |
to get down to |
It’s time I got down to thinking about this essay. |
to give up |
You ought to give up riding at your age. |
to go back to |
She decided to go back to teaching. |
to grumble about |
Don’t grumble about being treated in that way. You deserved it. |
to hesitate about |
I didn’t hesitate a moment about taking the job. |
to insist on |
They insist on playing their music late at night. |
to keep on |
Keep on walking until you go to the crossroads. |
to leave off |
He left off playing the piano to answer the door. |
to mean by |
What did she mean by leaving so early? |
to object to |
I really object to being charged for parking. |
to persist in |
Why do you persist in blaming yourself for what happened? |
to plan on |
We hadn’t planned on going anywhere this evening. |
to prevent from |
Nothing would prevent him from speaking against injustice. |
to put off |
He keeps putting off going to the dentist. |
to reckon on |
We reckoned on having good weather. |
to refrain from |
He has refrained from criticising the government in public. |
to resolve on |
We had resolved on making an early start. |
to return to |
She looked up briefly and then returned to her sewing. |
to result in (from) |
These policies resulted in many elderly and disabled people suffering hardship. |
to save from |
They did their best to save her from injuring herself. |
to set about |
We need to set about finding a solution. (=to start) |
to stop (smb) from |
There is nothing to stop you from accepting the offer. |
to succeed in |
He succeeded in getting a place in an art school. |
to take to |
I’ve taken to waking up very early. |
to suspect smb/smth of |
The drug is suspected of causing over 200 deaths. |
to talk of |
Mary is talking of looking for another job. |
to thank smb for |
She said goodbye and thanked us for coming. |
to think of (about) |
I couldn’t think of letting you take the blame. |
to threaten with |
He was threatened with being dismissed. |
to warn against |
The guidebook warns against walking alone in this area at night. |
to worry about |
Don’t worry about getting there late. |