1. Allow someone. Do sth. Allow sb to do sth.
My father allowed me to go out for a walk after finishing my homework.
2. ask someone. Do (not) something. Tell sb to do sth. Tell sb not to do sth. )
My father asked me to study hard. He told me not to swim alone.
Be asked to do sth. Be asked to do sth. /be invited to do sth.
I was invited to have dinner with them yesterday.
Be afraid of doing sth. She is afraid to ask me questions.
Be afraid of doing sth. I'm afraid to go out at night.
Be afraid of sth. Be afraid of sth. He is afraid of snakes.
Be surprised at doing sth. He was surprised to meet the girl there.
Be surprised at sth. They were surprised at the news.
7. Be busy doing sth. Be busy doing sth.
I was busy washing the car at that time. I was busy cleaning my car at that time.
I am busy with my work.
8. Come/go/leave/fix/move/die (some displacement verbs use the progressive tense to indicate the future)
The bus is coming/the dog is dying.
Be excited about doing sth. Be excited about doing sth. Jackie is excited to travel there by plane.
Be excited about sth. Lily was very excited when she heard his words.
Be excited about doing sth.
He is excited about passing the exam without turning over the books.
10. Afraid of doing something. Afraid of doing something Sam is afraid of riding a horse.
1 1. Be willing to do something. She is happy to clean the blackboard with me.
Be willing to do sth. She was glad to help the old man yesterday.
Be satisfied with sth. Be satisfied with sth. The teacher was satisfied with my answer.
12. Be interested in sth. /Doingsth。 Be interested in [something]/doing [something].
She is interested in swimming in the river. My brother is interested in Chinese.
13. Get ready for doing sth.
Get ready for sth. We are ready for the exam.
Be ready to do sth. We are going to hold a birthday party for her.
Prepare for sth. We are preparing for the exam.
Prepare for sth. Be ready for sth.
13. Sorry for doing sth.
14. Be surprised at doing sth. Be surprised at sth.
15. It's worth doing something. Followed by the verb -ing.
16. Start doing sth. Start doing sth.
17. Can like (buy) something. The ability to buy (something) ...
18. Can/may/must do something. Be able/willing/should/may do sth.
19. Can't wait to do something.
Decide to do sth.
Make up your mind to do sth. Make up your mind to do sth. Decide to do sth.
2 1. It is worth doing something. It is worth/should be done. ...
22. Encourage someone. Do sth.
Enjoy doing sth. Be willing to do sth.
24. Expect (someone). ) do sth. Expect to do sth.
25. fail to do sth. Do sth successfully. Do sth successfully.
26. finish sth. (followed by the verb ing) (often tested)
Follow sb to do sth. Follow sb to do sth.
28. Catch someone. Do sth. Make sb. Do sth. Let sb. Do sth.
Get/have a chance to do sth. Get a chance to do sth.
30. Give/pass/show/lend/sell someone. Something. /something. To sb. Buy/get/bring sb. Something. /something. For sb
3 1. Go on doing sth. Go on doing sth. Go on doing sth. Go on doing sth.
32. Hate to do/do something. Hate/dislike doing sth.
33. Enjoy doing something.
Have difficulty in doing sth. Have difficulty in doing sth.
35. own someone. Doss. Have sth. Do sth. Do sth.
36. Hear someone. Do sth. Hear someone. Do sth. Hear someone. Do sth. Hear someone. Do sth. (common)
Help do sth. Help sb. Do sth. Help sb to do sth.
38. Hope/hope to do something. Wish sb. Do sth. Hope someone. Do sth.
It's like ... it seems to do something. It seems+adjective.
40. It is+adjective+for someone. ) do sth.
This is someone's. He was glad to hear the news.
4 1. It needs someone. Spend some time/money on sth. How long does it (usually) take someone to do something?
42. Pay ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
It is best for someone to do something ... it is best for someone to do something.
It's better to do something. Note that the tense and person of had have not changed, and better is followed by the verb prototype.
44. It's someone's time. Do sth. It's time for someone to do something.
45. Go on doing sth. Keep sb. Do sth. Keep sb. Do sth. Let sb. Do sth. (Take the regular exam).
Keep sb. Do sth. Stop someone from doing something. Keep sb. (in a regular exam). /something. +adj
Borrow this book for two days (don't borrow it or borrow it)
46. Learn to do something. Learn something. From sb. Learn from sb.
47. Enjoy doing something. Like someone. Do sth. Like someone doing something.
48. Need to do something. Need to do something. Need to do sth. There is no need to do sth.
49. prefer to do something. Instead of doing something. Would rather ... than ... (regular exam)
Prefer to do sth. Do sth. Prefer to do sth. Do sth.
I prefer reading to shopping. I prefer reading to shopping.
Prefer to do sth. Enjoy (love) doing sth.
50. refuse to do something. Refuse to do sth.
5 1. Remember/forget to do sth. Remember/forget to do sth.
52. meet someone. Do sth. Meet sb. Do sth. Meet sb. (as a result) Do sth. Meet sb. Do sth. (in progress)
Be seen doing sth.
53. Something to eat/drink (infinitive is put behind something to modify these words)
I need something to eat. I want to eat something.
54. Take some time to do something. /about sth. Take time to do sth. Pay attention to verbs in the form of ing.
Spend some money on sth. /do sth. How much did it cost? ...
55. something It's hard/difficult/easy to do. It is difficult/easy to do sth well.
56. Stop and do something. (Two things) (Regular exam) Stop doing something. (one thing) (regular exam)
Stop someone. Do sth. Stop someone from doing something.
Do sth in turn. Do sth in turn.
58. Tell someone. Do (not) something. Tell sb to do sth. Be told to do sth.
There is no need (for sb). ) do sth. There is no need for someone to do something. There is no time (for sb). ) do sth.
Have no time to do sth. Have no time to do sth.
6 1. Also ... (For someone. ) to ... and ... to. ...
The boy is too young to go to school. The boy is too young to go to school.
62. Try to do something. Try to do sth. Try to do sth.
63. Use it to do something. It used to be+adjective/a +n)
Mr. Wang used to be a teacher. Mr. Wang used to be a worker.
I used to live in the country. I used to live in the countryside.
64. Want/willing to do something. Want to be ... want/want someone. Do sth. Want someone to do it ...
Want to do sth. (note that like is followed by the verb ing)
65. warn someone. Do (not) something. Warn sb. Do sth.
66. Why don't you do something? ? Why not do something?
There are also sentence patterns that express suggestions: What how? (If it is a verb, use the ing form. )
Let's ... okay?
67. Do you want (someone)? ) do sth. ? Yes, I'd love to.
68. Do you mind doing something? ? Do you mind doing something?
It doesn't matter/not at all/of course not/definitely not. (Never mind/not at all/of course not)
69. Would you please (not) do something? Can you not do it ...
70. Finish something. Enjoy doing sth. Practice doing sth. Be good at doing sth. Be good at doing sth. thank you
Or do something. Stop doing sth. Be good at doing sth. Give up doing sth. Mind doing sth. Stop sb from doing sth. Keep doing sth. Be busy doing sth. Watch/listen/watch sb. Do sth. Want to do sth. Hate doing sth. Like doing sth. Do sth well. Fear of doing sth. Be interested in doing sth. Contribute to sth./Do sth.
7 1. Discontinuous verb (ending verb)
Buy-have (have) have 2) borrow-have (have) keep 3) leave-have (have) leave.
4) go-have (has) left/in … 5) come-have (has) been here/in …
6) die-have is dead 7) join-have is a member of ...
The beginning is over.
His dog has been dead for three days. His dog has been dead for three days. His dog has been dead for three days. His dog died three days ago.
72. Sensory verb: (active voice without to) 1. Hear/see/watch sb do sth. Hear/see/watch sb do sth.
We often hear him sing this song.
I saw him swimming in the river just now.
The passive voice is used:
People often hear him sing this song.
Servant verb: (active voice, not to) make/let someone do something.
His father often makes him do this and that.
The passive voice is used:
His father often makes him do this and that.