Expressions Followed By Gerund and Infinitive

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There are 2 types of infinitive :
1- infinitive with "to"
2-infinitive without "to"
Example:
1- Governments should help youths perform their potentials .
2- Governments should help youths to perform their potentials . 

* Some expressions followed by " gerund".
can't stand , can't resist , love , feel like , prefer , avoid , continue , suggest , hate , start , enjoy...

* Some expressions followed by "gerund or infinitive + TO".
continue , begin , easy , remember , love , agree , manage , refuse , permit , ask ...

* Some expressions followed by " infinitive without TO".
let , help , should , may , will , could , must , had , better ,can , might , recommend , let's .

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The Coffee-House of Surat by Leo Tolstoy pdf

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      The Coffee-House of Surat  In the town of Surat, in India, was a coffee-house where many travellers and foreigners from all parts of the world met and conversed. One day a learned Persian theologian visited this coffee-house. He was a man who had spent his life studying the nature of the Deity, and reading and writing books upon the subject. He had thought, read, and written so much about God, that eventually he lost his wits, became quite confused, and ceased even to believe in the existence of a God. The Shah, hearing of this, had banished him from Persia. If you complete to read it, download below ↓                                                               ↓ All readers can download below  The Coffee-House of Surat                ...
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Punctuation

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Punctuation  is use of certain marks or signs called stops . The main kinds of punctuation are :  1- The full stop ( . ) 2- The colon (:)  3-The semicolon ( ; ) 4-The comma ( , ) 5- The question mark (?)  6- The exclamation mark (!)  7- The dash ( ー) 8- Quotation mark ( << >> ) 9- The apostrophe ( ＇) 10- The hyphen (-) 11- Brackets ( ) 12-Dots (...) 1) The full stop: (.) It is used in these cases . *At the end of the sentence . Ex : I come to school every day . *After abbreviations , M.A.D.Sc.U.S.A. *For decimal points in numbers. 305-45, 4. 2) The colon : ( : )  * To introduce a direct statement as He said : (I am late) . *To introduce a list of details .  The best work of Shakespeare :( Hamlet , King , Othello , Romeo and Juliet) . * Between two complet sentence not joined by conjunction . This is the doctor: he has treated many people . 3) The semicolon:(;) *To separate long coordinate clauses,...
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Past Perfect Tense

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The past perfect is used to clarify   the order of two past actions the past perfect and the second uses the simple past .  This is the rule of the past perfect : subject + had + past participle of the main verb Affirmative form I had worked You had worked He/She/It had worked We had worked You had worked They had worked Negative form I had not ( hadn't )  worked You had not worked He/She/It had not worked  We had not worked  You had not worked They had not worked Interrogative form had I worked ...? had you worked ...? had he/she/it worked ...? had we  worked ...? had you worked ...? had they worked ...? Example : They had finished their homework when I called them . Before he entered , he had shut the door . They had gone for the trip when you reached them .
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