初中英语动词后面加do、to do 和doing句型归纳总结

初中英语动词后面加do、to do 和doing句型归纳总结

English Verbs: Do。To Do。and Doing

There are different ways to use verbs in English。and one of

them is by adding do。to do。or doing after the main verb。Here

are some examples of these verb forms and how to use them:

on/keep doing - This means to continue doing

something。For example。"I will carry on XXX."

ce doing - This means to work on XXX or activity。For example。"I need to XXX."

sb。doing - This means to make XXX doing

something。For example。"The teacher kept the students working

on their assignments."

doing - This means to like doing something。For

example。"XXX to music in my free time."

doing - This means to complete an activity or task。For example。"I need to finish writing this report before the

deadline."

afraid of doing - This means to XXX about doing

something。For example。"I am afraid of speaking in public."

7.(sth) be worth doing - This means that an activity or task is

XXX。For example。"Learning a new language is worth doing

because it can XXX."

busy doing - This means to have a lot of things to do or

be occupied with an activity。For example。"I am XXX."

about/What about doing - This means to suggest an

activity or ask for XXX。For example。"How about going to the

movies tonight?"

some time (in) doing - This means to use time for

an activity。For example。"I like spending some time reading

before going to bed."

some money (in) buying - This means to use money

to purchase something。For example。"I XXX."

like doing - This means to have a desire or n to do

something。For example。"I feel like going for a walk in the

park."

13./keep/prevent。from doing - This means to XXX from

doing something。For example。"The rain ped us from going to

the beach."

(sb) for doing - This means to express gratitude for

someone's n。For example。"I want to thank you for helping me

with my project."

- This means to perform household tasks。For

example。"I need to do some XXX."

- This means to XXX。"XXX."

doing - This means to ask someone if they are

willing to do something。For example。"Do you mind helping me

with this heavy box?"

doing。to doing。- This means to like one activity

more than another。For example。"XXX."

't help doing - This means to be unable to resist doing

something。For example。"I can't help laughing when I watch

that comedy show."

XXX/problem (in) doing sth。- This means to XXX

when doing something。For example。"I had a lot of fun XXX."

time/money doing - This means to use time or

money in an XXX。"XXX."

d of doing - This means to choose one activity over

another。For example。"I decided to read a book instead of

XXX."

sth/doing sth - This means to not be XXX in

something。For example。"I missed the train this morning and

was late for work."

aren't you doing something?

we do something?

XXX to do something.

/have someone do something.

's time to take n.

takes some time for someone to do something.

do something.

you like to do something?

something is good/bad.

's good/bad for someone to do something.

to do something.

do something.

XXX.

's admirable of someone to do something.

do something.

like/love someone to do something.

to do something instead of something else.

prefer to do something。XXX else。prefer doing something

to doing something else。prefer to do something rather than do

something else)

at home to going out。I would rather stay at home

than go out.

to do something can be a difficult n。Deciding on the best

course of n can be challenging.

3.I can't wait to start my new job。I am eager and excited to

begin my new job.

was too tired to finish the project。He was XXX.

was afraid to speak in public。She lacked confidence

and was hesitant to speak in front of a large audience.

XXX it is currently raining outside.

XXX infinitives and gerunds:

1.I ped to take a break。I ped what I was doing to take a short

rest.

2.I XXX to make a phone call to my friend.

3.I XXX I XXX.

finishing his homework。he went on to play video

XXX.

5.I XXX.

.

XXX.

8.I XXX I have a strong dislike for the task of XXX.

Sentences with both base form infinitives and present

participles:

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agreed to help with the project。They came to a

mutual agreement to assist with the project.

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