Thursday, June 18, 2009

Инфинитив эсвэл Үйл үг + ing

Инфинитив эсвэл Үйл үг + ing

We plan to go hiking this weekend.

Yuki has finished writing her journal assignment.


VERB + INFINITIVE (TO...) VERB + GERUND (ING)

Үйл үг + хувираагүй хэлбэр Орчуулга
Үйг үг + ing Орчуулга
plan төлөвлөх enjoy + ing сэтгэл хангалуун байх
intend завдах quit + ing гарах
hope найдах give up + ing болих
decide шийдэх finish + ing дуусгах
promise амлах keep (on) + ing хадгалах, үргэжлүүлэн хийх
agree зөвшилцөх consider + ing бодож үзэх
refuse татгалзах suggest + ing санал болгох
offer (=volunteer) санал болгох sing + ing
дуулах
ask(for yourself) асуух watch + ing
үзэх
expect хүлээх dance + ing
бүжиглэх
would like хиймээр байх run + ing
гүйх
need хэрэгтэй start + ing
эхлэх
want хүсэх work + ing
ажиллах

Үйл үг + төлөөний нэр (тусагдахуун) + to

tell someone to

advise someone to

invite someone to

allow someone to (= go=give permission)

ХЭЛЛЭГ + ING УГТВАР ҮГ + verb + (ING)
have + ing a difficult time
be excited ABOUT verb + ing
have + ing a hard time
complain ABOUT verb + ing
have + ing difficulty
apologize FOR verb + ing
have + ing trouble
have a good reason FOR verb + ing
have + ing a good time
thank you FOR verb + ing
have + ing fun
be responsible FOR verb + ing
be + ing busy
be used TO verb + ing

be accustomed TO verb + ing

be interested IN verb + ing

be in charge OF verb + ing

instead OF verb + ing


Жишээ:

Үйл үгс
Өгүүлбэр
be exciting about (needs a be verb) She is excited about going to Canada.
complaining about (you say you don`t like) I always complain about doing the dishes.
apologizing for He apologized for coming late.
(have a) good reason for Tom had a good reason for coming late.
thank you for Thank you for helping me.
be responsible for She is responsible for planning the party.
getting / being used to* Now I am used to getting up early.
in the past tense
I finally got used to speaking in English.
got / was accustomed to He isn`t accustomed to giving speeches.
being interested in I am interested in studying business.
being in charge of (her job, responsible for) She is in charge of planning the trip
instead of (preposition) I went out with friends instead of watching TV.

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