God created Emma for teaching all people English. There is nothing hard with Emma. When I say thank you Emma for helping us it’s not enough, because You deserve more than this. I sincerely appreciate and no words can describe how I feel about you. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart.
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At last, this to + ing lesson answered my problem. I didn't know this for a long time and wondered how to use it. You explained very well. It is a unit and a phrasal verb.
This will be a reminder : * Be interested in + verb (ing) * I enjoy + verb (ing) * I started + verb(ing) * Look forward to + verb (ing) * Get used to + verb (ing) * objects to + verb(ing) * resorted/confessed to + verb(ing) * Opossed to + verb(ing)
Thank You! I really appreciate you taking the time to help everyone around the world. Emma, You have & will continue to help me to homeschool myself. I am teaching myself & I am the student too. Growing up I had a learning disability in school. You are really doing a great job with your examples. Please keep up the great work, & please continue to do more video on verbs etc.. Have a blessed day
We thank Emma for helping us in learning English. We look forward to meeting Emma. We are used to learning English here. I confessed to not getting everything though.
A big thanks. For many years I had been trying to know why sometimes to and gerund came together .I asked many people but no body answered. Really, I am so greatful.
Brilliant explanation my dear, I've ever had some doubt about this grammar point, after this accurate information I got it clear in my mind, you do have my admiration, sorry for my mistakes because I'm only a life long learner, God bless you so much.
“Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential.” - Winston Churchill. Thank you so much. Now I understand that how it is grammatically right. "Key to" is a phrasal verb.
Hi miss Emma, thanks for the english lesson. I’m looking forward to learning new way to “greet” or start a single conversation as a native english speaker, can you do a lesson? thanks again.
This woderful ladys teaching is so genuine and easy to understand shes a beutiful teacher. Its so worth it watching her videos. Unlike the others i have been wasting my time on.
Exactly like how u explained it, , I consider (to) after look forward metaphorically to be like ( look to something) , So once the verb after (to) can be alternated by a noun , it's absolutely should be in (ing) mode ...
Dear Emma, thank you so much for your lessons in RUclips. Thanks to your lessons that I have learned many useful things for my English. I'm so thankful for you ...
@@joaohax52 I think both are correct. Some native English speakers say “the most important thing is to find+ something ( with the infinitive ) whereas others say the most important thing is finding+something ( in gerund) These are just some examples I hope it helps.
Cut to the chase!!! Example first, then you can explain it. I look forward to.... ice cream eating ice cream. the verb is a phrasal verb. "To look forward to" is the verb, not just "look" or "look forward".
Thank you a lot Emma, I asked myself many questions about the use of preposition + "ing". Now it's very clear. I need to know many verbs and phasal verbs to know how to use them. See you soon
Here's a small trick. To + verb+ING: put the word situation in your head after to or ask yourself to what? That means we need something after to. Look I said something that means a thing a noun not a verb. He admitted to cheating. He admitted to (the situation of cheating) Which is a thing. I'm looking forward to meeting with you. (a situation where we meet each other) also a thing. To + infinitive : always there is an action that was done not a situation. I want to go. They asked you to come back. but you need to practice more and more because to plus ING is usually used with a certain verbs. confess or admit to doing something oppose or object to doing something be dedicated / devoted / committed to doing something; be used to / be accustomed to / adjust to doing something. phrasal verbs, like look forward to doing something or get around to doing something. If you remember these examples you'll be 90% able to understand this freaking lesson
5 лет назад+2
To + ing is so confusing, but I think I finally understand it. Thank you, very useful video! :)
Just a question pops out in my mind while watching your video. May I know should I say "I decided to go to Canada or I decided going to Canada." ? Which one is correct? Or is it correct to say " I decided to going to Canada." ? Thanks.
1. Verb+Verb+int 2. Verb+any preposition except 'to' +Verb+ing 3. Verb+to+Verb = put it into phrasal verb test. If Verb+to+Verb+noun is right, then Verb+to is a phrasal verb and you will use Verb+to+Verb+ing. if the phrasal verb test does not make sense , then use Verb+to+Verb (no ing)
Exactly..!! That is what I was about to write a comment on. It's a basic rule of prepositions in English that prepositions are to be followed by a noun/gerund/noun phrase.
-ing isnt always gerund..gerund is only for verb eating..singing..and more.. but word like 'a painting' aint using gerund bcause it works as noun..thats why saying 'i-n-g' is better to avoid mistakes
Hey Emma you're very smart. it is too much clarified about any lesson.l've seen many videos and I'm satisfied about that way of learning .so i 'm really really thankful!!!!!
The last few days I was crazy about this topic. I thought this was wrong until a teacher I had taught me about it, but I didn't have it all clear in my mind until now xd
Thanks for helping, as you have said, this is very daunting for ESl learners, I'm pretty sure my students will get a better grip of when to use a gerund after the preposition "TO" and when not to use one. You are a real deal Mrs...cheers...
5 лет назад
There are things that really don't make sense in languages, example, you cannot just say I decided borrowing the book... the verb is decided to, but in this case it doesn't implement the gerund. But in the case look forward TO it applies. I believe, there's not an analytical approach to perfectly implement the grammar. But this lesson helped me to clarify the look forward to sentence. Cheers.
After preposition we use noun so to use verb after "to"we call it gerund and infinitive or bare infinitive. Gerund is verb +ing and infinitive is to+ verb and bare infinitive "only verb without using to so gerund and infinitive act as a noun...
Hi there teacher emma when I to organize this sentences for to practice english it's very important to know to structure that all the words and verbs together I know in the present and continue to prepotition and them the verb put on the ing. Thank you so much for your explication for organize all the sentences I look forward to continue study more lesson teacher emma take care....
Hi Emma ! Thank you so much for this video which helped me a lot to understand confusing cases. As an English teacher from Nepal ( the land of Mt. Everest) I find your videos really helpful. I look forward to watching more videos from you.
Hi, I'm from Mexico... First of all, thanks for the English video class... I remembered in my English class, I always see the second verb in ING form when we used For, and in simple form the second verb when we used TO... For example, 1.- I use my computer to send e-mails. 2.- I use my computer for sending e-mails. But in this video, You explained that we could use ING with TO 🧐. Then, My second doubt is that when I read the phrase, " I look fordward to meeting you", maybe meeting isn't acting like verb, for this reason is in ING form. Maybe in the context it refers when the people talk and share time together.... Well, I'm improving my English skills for this reason I'm going to repeat several times the vídeo until I understand your point, and find information un books, thanks.
So the rules are: TO + ING, never together , except PHRASAL VERB (verb + prep) + ING. Eventually, I think I have understood the rules. Thank you teacher.
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Finally, I understood Why we have to put some verbs in -ing form. It's a phrasal verb issue. Thanks a lot for this explanation
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At last, this to + ing lesson answered my problem. I didn't know this for a long time and wondered how to use it. You explained very well. It is a unit and a phrasal verb.
1) I decided watching tv.
2) I decided to watch tv.
3) I'm looking forward to watching the Match on the tv.
Am I right?
same here
@@orlandoobregon4703 first one is wrong.
@@orlandoobregon4703 the thing is that the verbs are divided in three different groups, so you can't use "decided" as a verb for each case.
Okay.
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This will be a reminder :
* Be interested in + verb (ing)
* I enjoy + verb (ing)
* I started + verb(ing)
* Look forward to + verb (ing)
* Get used to + verb (ing)
* objects to + verb(ing)
* resorted/confessed to + verb(ing)
* Opossed to + verb(ing)
Prefer (v+ing)+to+(v+ing)
When To becomes preposition and going together with other words..we can used or add Ing for the second verb👍
@@padretommylehan5888 What kind of word do you refer to?
It's [ to be opposed to ]
Thank You! I really appreciate you taking the time to help everyone around the world. Emma, You have & will continue to help me to homeschool myself. I am teaching myself & I am the student too. Growing up I had a learning disability in school. You are really doing a great job with your examples. Please keep up the great work, & please continue to do more video on verbs etc.. Have a blessed day
We thank Emma for helping us in learning English.
We look forward to meeting Emma.
We are used to learning English here.
I confessed to not getting everything though.
A big thanks. For many years I had been trying to know why sometimes to and gerund came together .I asked many people but no body answered. Really, I am so greatful.
I really enjoy watching this class. You're the best teacher ever Emma. I got my doubts clear now. Thank you so much. 👌
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Brilliant explanation my dear, I've ever had some doubt about this grammar point, after this accurate information I got it clear in my mind, you do have my admiration, sorry for my mistakes because I'm only a life long learner, God bless you so much.
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im indian but i understand your english very well. because you taught in very easy way. thanks madam for sharing knowledge.
“Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential.” - Winston Churchill.
Thank you so much. Now I understand that how it is grammatically right. "Key to" is a phrasal verb.
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Most of the other youtube tutorials are like rapid fire round. Except the English no one understands them but yours are easily understandable.
Hi miss Emma, thanks for the english lesson. I’m looking forward to learning new way to “greet” or start a single conversation as a native english speaker, can you do a lesson? thanks again.
This woderful ladys teaching is so genuine and easy to understand shes a beutiful teacher. Its so worth it watching her videos. Unlike the others i have been wasting my time on.
Exactly like how u explained it, , I consider (to) after look forward metaphorically to be like ( look to something) , So once the verb after (to) can be alternated by a noun , it's absolutely should be in (ing) mode ...
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Dear Emma, thank you so much for your lessons in RUclips.
Thanks to your lessons that I have learned many useful things for my English. I'm so thankful for you ...
When the to is part of the structure as a preposition . The right to bearing arms... is guns. The list. Admit to object to etc.
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It's just amazing, You have no idea how you opened my mind about this topic, thank you for helping me :)
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the problem is to remember it when we will write, or speak.
For that we need to practice it
practice and more practice, you will learn it
@@luzdeluna6883 exact
It isn't hard. In the course of the time you will develop the language's feeling.
By the way: the problem is remembering it when writing/speaking
@@joaohax52 I think both are correct. Some native English speakers say “the most important thing is to find+ something ( with the infinitive ) whereas others say the most important thing is finding+something ( in gerund)
These are just some examples
I hope it helps.
At the first she had been started slowly, litlle boring, but as time has passed she's came to point and shined.
Thank you! It helped me a lot! Its just kinda hard for me to know these specific verbs and cases to use to + ing. But thanks
Thanks for teaching Emma
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Amazing explanation! These -ing form verbs are rely confusing. Thank you very much for the clear explanation.
Cut to the chase!!! Example first, then you can explain it.
I look forward to....
ice cream
eating ice cream.
the verb is a phrasal verb. "To look forward to" is the verb, not just "look" or "look forward".
if i say i look forward to eat ice cream，these sentences is. correct or not?
I look forward to eating ice cream.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
I look forward to being in Chicago in May.
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Hey Emma, I've noticed a mistake in the video title - engliGh grammar. LOL Greetings from Ukraine
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I think it is called "IRONY" and you should look it up in a dictionary because you didn't grasp the intention from the very beginning. (lol) ;-0)
Thank you a lot Emma, I asked myself many questions about the use of preposition + "ing". Now it's very clear. I need to know many verbs and phasal verbs to know how to use them. See you soon
Here's a small trick.
To + verb+ING: put the word situation in your head after to or ask yourself to what? That means we need something after to. Look I said something that means a thing a noun not a verb.
He admitted to cheating.
He admitted to (the situation of cheating) Which is a thing.
I'm looking forward to meeting with you. (a situation where we meet each other) also a thing.
To + infinitive : always there is an action that was done not a situation.
I want to go.
They asked you to come back.
but you need to practice more and more because to plus ING is usually used with a certain verbs.
confess or admit to doing something
oppose or object to doing something
be dedicated / devoted / committed to doing something;
be used to / be accustomed to / adjust to doing something.
phrasal verbs, like look forward to doing something or get around to doing something.
If you remember these examples you'll be 90% able to understand this freaking lesson
To + ing is so confusing, but I think I finally understand it. Thank you, very useful video! :)
Just a question pops out in my mind while watching your video. May I know should I say "I decided to go to Canada or I decided going to Canada." ? Which one is correct? Or is it correct to say " I decided to going to Canada." ? Thanks.
I decided to go to Canada
I decided TO STAY IN CHINA
decided NOT TO go
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I decided to go Canada. that is correct.
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Pls clear again confused
1. Verb+Verb+int
2. Verb+any preposition except 'to' +Verb+ing
3. Verb+to+Verb = put it into phrasal verb test. If Verb+to+Verb+noun is right, then Verb+to is a phrasal verb and you will use Verb+to+Verb+ing. if the phrasal verb test does not make sense , then use Verb+to+Verb (no ing)
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What is the difference between " I start drinking..." And " I started to drink .." ?
There is no difference.
The first one is in the present and the second is in the past
Ozil correct
Neeka Sabri I STARTED DRINKING
I STARTED TO DRINK
they are same and in past..
I start drinking.
I start to drink.
They are same and in present..
No one would ever say "I start drinking." But it's possible to say, "I started drinking."
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Why dont you simply say GERUND instead of "ing" ?
cause some don't know what a gerund is , i guess
Exactly..!! That is what I was about to write a comment on. It's a basic rule of prepositions in English that prepositions are to be followed by a noun/gerund/noun phrase.
Because it isn't gerund, it don't have nothing to do with a gerund !!!
+Paulo César Alvarenga Alvarenga Sorry, but you are wrong.
-ing isnt always gerund..gerund is only for verb eating..singing..and more.. but word like 'a painting' aint using gerund bcause it works as noun..thats why saying 'i-n-g' is better to avoid mistakes
Hey Emma you're very smart. it is too much clarified about any lesson.l've seen many videos and I'm satisfied about that way of learning .so i 'm really really thankful!!!!!
your explain confuses me.
Same here brother
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The last few days I was crazy about this topic. I thought this was wrong until a teacher I had taught me about it, but I didn't have it all clear in my mind until now xd
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Thank you for this lesson, I didn't know when to use "ING" in some cases. 👍
Hi Emma, Thanks for helping me understand when I should use "-ing". Take care!
One of the best English lessons I've watch. I finally learned how to use the To / + ing / To + ing things. Thanks for covering this lesson Emma.
Can you summarize it to me please
At last, this lesson answered my problem. I had a problem in understanding to+ing in a sentence. Alhamdulillah, my problem has been solved.
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Thanks for helping, as you have said, this is very daunting for ESl learners, I'm pretty sure my students will get a better grip of when to use a gerund after the preposition "TO" and when not to use one. You are a real deal Mrs...cheers...
There are things that really don't make sense in languages, example, you cannot just say I decided borrowing the book... the verb is decided to, but in this case it doesn't implement the gerund. But in the case look forward TO it applies. I believe, there's not an analytical approach to perfectly implement the grammar. But this lesson helped me to clarify the look forward to sentence. Cheers.
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After preposition we use noun so to use verb after "to"we call it gerund and infinitive or bare infinitive. Gerund is verb +ing and infinitive is to+ verb and bare infinitive "only verb without using to so gerund and infinitive act as a noun...
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Hi there teacher emma when I to organize this sentences for to practice english it's very important to know to structure that all the words and verbs together I know in the present and continue to prepotition and them the verb put on the ing. Thank you so much for your explication for organize all the sentences I look forward to continue study more lesson teacher emma take care....
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Hi Emma ! Thank you so much for this video which helped me a lot to understand confusing cases. As an English teacher from Nepal ( the land of Mt. Everest) I find your videos really helpful. I look forward to watching more videos from you.
Thanks a lot for this session
Hi, I'm from Mexico... First of all, thanks for the English video class... I remembered in my English class, I always see the second verb in ING form when we used For, and in simple form the second verb when we used TO... For example,
1.- I use my computer to send e-mails.
2.- I use my computer for sending e-mails.
But in this video, You explained that we could use ING with TO 🧐.
Then, My second doubt is that when I read the phrase, " I look fordward to meeting you", maybe meeting isn't acting like verb, for this reason is in ING form. Maybe in the context it refers when the people talk and share time together.... Well, I'm improving my English skills for this reason I'm going to repeat several times the vídeo until I understand your point, and find information un books, thanks.
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So the rules are: TO + ING, never together , except PHRASAL VERB (verb + prep) + ING. Eventually, I think I have understood the rules. Thank you teacher.
Now, my question is finally solved after watching this .. thanks for the explanation
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