Verbs and Their Complements

This video tutorial covers the basics of English grammar, focusing on the use of gerunds and infinitives. It explains the differences between verbs that take gerunds and those that take infinitives, providing examples and practical exercises. The tutorial also highlights common mistakes and offers tips for avoiding them, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of these essential grammar components.

What is the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• Basic English grammar

• Business English communication

• English literature analysis

• Advanced English vocabulary

Which verb is typically followed by an infinitive?

• Enjoy

• Decide

• Finish

• Avoid

What is the correct form to use after 'quit'?

• Past participle

• Base form

• Infinitive

• Gerund

Which of the following verbs is associated with future actions?

• Avoid

• Hope

• Admit

• Finish

What is the nature of actions associated with verbs that take gerunds?

• Ongoing or completed actions

• Hypothetical actions

• Future actions

• Imaginary actions

Which verb is commonly followed by a gerund?

• Hope

• Plan

• Decide

• Enjoy

What is a strategy mentioned for remembering verbs that take gerunds?

• Associating with ongoing actions

• Creating a song

• Writing essays

• Using flashcards

Which verb is NOT typically followed by a gerund?

• Avoid

• Finish

• Admit

• Decide

What is the mnemonic device mentioned for remembering gerund verbs?

• Acronyms

• Rhymes

• Computer analogy

• Imaginary scenarios

Which verb is used to express enjoyment of an activity?

• Plan

• Hope

• Decide

• Enjoy