🔥 EXPLAINED! How to use GERUND and INFINITIVE in English

One of my students just wrote to me asking me about the use of the infinitive, gerund, infinitive without "to" after the word BE. He said that he "had seen many videos teaching the difference between gerund and infinitives but none of them have mentioned this!".

So... I made a video explaining exactly that!! Learn gerund usage and when to use the infinitive.
👓 Watch with subtitles 👓

🎁 [30% DISCOUNT FOR YOU!!] 🎁

:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

⭐️ If you like "How to use GERUND and INFINITIVE in English", you will also like...

🔥 30 SUPER COMMON Phrasal Verbs you can use EVERY DAY!

🔥 When to use "To + Gerund" (e.g. To Going) 🇬🇧 B2 English Grammar

* * *

► CHAPTERS:
00:00 Gerund, Infinitive or Infinitive without To?
01:22 When to use the To Infinitive
4:52 When to use the Bare Infinitive in English
9:38 When to use the Gerund in English

* * *

► Thanks, as always, for your LIKES, COMMENTS and SHARES!! 🙏

🔴 SUBSCRIBE to if you want to learn advanced English grammar and pronunciation and master English conversation!

Your British English Teacher,
~ Greg 😀

#EnglishWithGreg #LearnEnglish #EnglishGrammar #B2 #C1 #ESL

[apometun]

Thanks a lot, Greg. Let's try to use the new knowledge.
My favorite part of English lessons is watching your video.
My goal is to watch all your videos
All I want to do is watch all your videos.

[coffeenotea]

Thank you Mr Greg. Your lessons are the best.

[nikovald]

Thanks Greg for that great lesson. You're a great teacher.

[Mikasa]

Hii teacher greg I'm from India 🇮🇳 you teach very well but please upload more english grammar related videos thank you so much for everything❤

[rambino]

love the cleft sentences. Thanks for the video

[fabianabevis]

Great, great lesson....thank you Greg.
I'll add this to my "Daily Quick Fix" folder....priceless.

[FayziyevFirdavs]

Hi Mr. Greg!
I have watched it while hanging boards in the classroom and I really enjoyed your clear explanation. Teaching is also my favourite job if there's no noise in the classroom. As you know noise is a real distraction when one is working. I appreciate it Thumbs up! Cheers!

[lindafortin]

Bonjour, j’apprécie votre pédagogie. Vous avez la facilité de retenir notre concentration : par votre voix, votre débit qui nous aide à mieux vous comprendre, la traduction disponible pour les débutantes, comme moi, d’indiquer en rouge dans les phrases ce que vous nous enseigner. Je vous félicite de nous transmettre vos connaissances avec autant de passion et de vulgariser le tout pour que ce soit plus facile pour nous et surtout nous donner le goût de continuer l’apprentissage de la langue anglaise qui n’est pas évident pour les débutants. 🇨🇦Linda

[manuela]

Thanks. I've learnt something new about the bare infinitive. Something I've been struggling about for a long time.

[DanielZoria-wg]

Thanks a lot dear Greg.
Warms regards from Argentina.

[antonellabaldinacci]

This was really an amazing lesson Greg

[ivarhellraiser]

Thanks a lot for the lesson professor Greg!!, your videos are so useful not just for the common students, also for us who are interested in English Teaching as you said in the beginning of the video. Greetings and a big hug from Mexico.🇲🇽👍🏻😉🫂

[guilhermebrito]

Thank you, Greg, I've been waiting for this lesson for a long time!

[francisitaly]

Good evening Greg. As always very interesting video, every time I watch your videos I always learn new things, thank you very much. Bye for now.

[sarabarret]

This was super useful, exactly what I am always struggling with, and never can be advanced enough to use it correctly. Thanks!

[NasraCabdi-ymdw]

He is the best teacher in the YouTube ❤🎉

[RudelTaktik]

Thanks a lot! I´ve been making notes to put this all stuff into my Anki (flashcards) grammar deck

[DT-vofg]

Thanks Greg, this has been very helpful ...

[Gonzalonich]

Great video, you Greg always do very useful grammar videos, I've learned a lot by your channel. Thanks a lot!

[inbcetc]

Thank you for the lesson. I want to know more about the use and meaning of gerund as adjective. For example, "hunting tigers" can mean "to hunt [some] tigers" but also "tigers that hunt [their preys]". Also, I want to know when "of" is used with gerund. For example, "lifting rocks" vs "lifting of rocks" vs "rock lifting". Thank you🙏