Gerund 🆚 Infinitive in MOVIES

Here you'll find the difference between Gerund and Infinitive and see the examples of using them in MOVIES🎬
Gerund (Verb + ing) is used:
1. as a subject of the sentence
2. after prepositions
3. after some verbs
admit
avoid
can't help
consider (think about)
deny
enjoy
feel like
give up
imagine
involve
And some MORE!
Infinitive (to + verb) is used:
1. after many adjectives
2. to express purpose
3. after wh-question words
4. after enough/too
5. after some verbs
agree
ask
decide
expect
hope
intend
offer
plan
promise
propose
And some MORE!

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[@englishwithdasha]

Thank you so much🤍

[@rafaeldd]

Great video. Thank you

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Gerund- 0:55
Infinitive- 2:46

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Could you share a list of all the films you used in this video? Thank you!

[@englishwithdasha]

Hi👋🏻
Here's a list of most of them:
1. Dragonheart: Vengeance
2. Bicentennial Man
3. Agnes of God
4. Troy
5. Memento
6. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
7. Luther
8. A Little Game
9. What Makes a Family
10. Another Year
11. RKO 281
12. Speech & Debate
13. Regarding Henry
14. Monkey Shines
15. Bad Boys
16. The Good Lie
17. Off the Rails
18. Mayberry Man
19. A Heartland Christmas
20. Anne of Green Gables
21. The Prestige
22. Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From Paris with Love
23. Batman Begins