Gerund vs Infinitive – Learn the Difference with Simple Examples in English Grammar! ✅

Описание: Gerund vs Infinitive – Learn the Difference with Simple Examples in English Grammar!
In this video, I have explained the difference between Gerund and Infinitive with simple examples.
Knowing when to use a Gerund vs Infinitive is essential for accurate sentence construction in English grammar.
This topic is often taught and tested in 9th, 10th, 1st Year, 2nd Year, BS English, ADP English, as well as in CSS, TOEFL, IELTS, SSC, Banking, Railway, Defence, and all competitive exams.
Watch the full video to master the use of Gerund and Infinitive in your writing and speaking.
📌 Key Differences:
✔️ Gerund (verb + ing) = Acts as a noun (used as subject or object).
➡ Example: "I enjoy reading." (reading = noun, object of "enjoy")
✔️ Infinitive (to + verb) = Can act as a noun, adjective, or adverb.
➡ Example: "I want to read." (to read = noun, object of "want")
❌ Some verbs only take gerunds, some only take infinitives, and some change meaning based on usage!
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Infinitive vs Gerund | Easy Explanation with Rules, Examples & Quick Tips | English Grammar for Beginners

Confused between infinitives and gerunds in English grammar? This video will clear all your doubts in minutes! Learn the difference between "to + verb" (infinitive) and "verb + ing" (gerund) with clear rules, usage examples, and quick tips for mastering them easily.

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

What is an infinitive and when to use it


What is an infinitive and when to use it

What is a gerund and how it functions in a sentence

Verbs followed by only infinitives

Verbs followed by only gerunds

Common verbs followed by both (with different meanings)

Quick tips to avoid common grammar mistakes

Real-life examples for better understanding


Perfect for students, competitive exam aspirants (IELTS, TOEFL, SSC, etc.), and English learners of all levels!



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