Inglês - Verbs and gerund

Observe a frase abaixo e verifique a mudança de sentido nas frases.

Na primeira frase a tradução seria: Eu parei de fumar
Na segunda frase a tradução seria: Eu parei para fumar.

Abaixo alguns slides com verbos que utilizamos a estrutura VERB + VERB+GERUND
                                                                                          I ENJOY DANCING.



Do you avoid eating junk food?
Perceba que após o verbo AVOID o verbo seguinte sempre vem acompanhado de ING



Do you mind speakING in public?

Do you mind wakING up early?

Abaixo temos uma lista de verbos que seguem essa regra. Dê uma olha.

We use the Gerund after the following verbs:
admit	He admitted having driven too fast. ( admitir)
avoid	They avoid going on holiday on Saturdays. ( evitar)
carry on	If we carry on sleeping so badly, we may need help. ( continuar)
consider	Ralph is considering buying a new house. ( considerar)
delay	I delayed telling Max the news.( adiar)
deny	She denies reading the book. ( negar)
dislike	We dislike reading poems. ( não gostar)
can't help	He couldn't help falling in love with her. ( deixar de fazer algo)
enjoy	I enjoy playing chess. ( apreciar)
finish	They finished working in the garden. ( terminar de)
give up	Susan gives up playing ice-hockey. ( desistir)
imagine	He imagined driving a new car. ( imaginar
include	Your responsibility includes taking reservations on the phone. ( incluir)
involve	The project will involve growing plants. ( envolver)
justify	I cannot justify paying $100 for this ticket. ( justificar)
keep (on)	They keep on running. ( continuar)
mention	Did Alex ever mention playing baseball? ( mencionar)
mind	I don't mind sleeping on the couch. ( importar-se)
miss	They miss playing with their friends.( sentir falta)
practise	She practised playing hockey. ( praticar)
regret	Do you regret having mentioned it? ( arrepender-se)
risk	You risk catching a cold.( arriscar)
suggest	She suggested flying to Cairo. ( sugerir)

admit

He admitted having driven too fast. ( admitir)

avoid

They avoid going on holiday on Saturdays. ( evitar)

carry on

If we carry on sleeping so badly, we may need help. ( continuar)

consider

Ralph is considering buying a new house. ( considerar)

delay

I delayed telling Max the news.( adiar)

deny

She denies reading the book. ( negar)

dislike

We dislike reading poems. ( não gostar)

can't help

He couldn't help falling in love with her. ( deixar de fazer algo)

enjoy

I enjoy playing chess. ( apreciar)

finish

They finished working in the garden. ( terminar de)

give up

Susan gives up playing ice-hockey. ( desistir)

imagine

He imagined driving a new car. ( imaginar

include

Your responsibility includes taking reservations on the phone. ( incluir)

involve

The project will involve growing plants. ( envolver)

justify

I cannot justify paying $100 for this ticket. ( justificar)

keep (on)

They keep on running. ( continuar)

mention

Did Alex ever mention playing baseball? ( mencionar)

mind

I don't mind sleeping on the couch. ( importar-se)

miss

They miss playing with their friends.( sentir falta)

practise

She practised playing hockey. ( praticar)

regret

Do you regret having mentioned it? ( arrepender-se)

risk

You risk catching a cold.( arriscar)

suggest

She suggested flying to Cairo. ( sugerir)