介詞后面何時才能加動名詞形式對于考生來說一直是個糾結(jié)的問題,小編為此特意總結(jié)了一些關(guān)于to后面何時才能加ing的一些例題,希望對廣大考生有所幫助!
EX. I look forward to talking to you on Friday afternoon.
例句:我期待下周五與你的談話。
As the example above shows, sometimes it is correct to use “to” plus the –ing form of a verb.
從例句里我們可以看到,有時“to”也可以加動詞-ing形式。
Many non-native English speakers are reluctant to use –ing after “to”。 Maybe this is because you learnt at school that after “to” a verb should always be in the infinitive.
許多非英語國家的人都不喜歡在“to”后面加動詞-ing形式。這可能是因?yàn)槟銈儗W(xué)校里的老師告訴你們“to”后面一般都跟動詞不定式。
This is only half true. “To” actually has two uses – EITHER as an infinitive marker (e.g. The Company wishes to purchase the shares), OR as a preposition (e.g. He has gone to lunch)。
其實(shí)不然。事實(shí)上“to”有兩種用法,一種是動詞不定式的標(biāo)志(比如:這家公司想要收購股份。),另一種,用作介詞。(比如:他去吃飯了。)
When “to” acts as a preposition it is usually followed by an –ing form (which in this case is a gerund) or a noun/noun phrase, as in these examples:
當(dāng)“to”作介詞時,后面通常會跟著動詞-ing形式(動名詞)或者名詞/名詞詞組,比如:
EX1. There is no obstacle to registering the company.
EX2. There is no obstacle to the registration of the company. 中 華 考 試 網(wǎng)
例句:注冊這家公司沒有困難。
EX1. I do not recommend committing yourself to purchasing the shares yet.
EX2. I do not recommend committing yourself to the purchase of the shares yet.
例句:我現(xiàn)在還不建議你去收購那些股份。
EX1. I look forward to hearing from you.
EX2. I look forward to your reply.
例句:我期待你的回復(fù)。
There are, of course, exceptions to this rule. The next post looks at these.
當(dāng)然,“to”加動詞-ing也有例外的時候。敬請期待下次更新。
EX. I look forward to talking to you on Friday afternoon.
例句:我期待下周五與你的談話。
As the example above shows, sometimes it is correct to use “to” plus the –ing form of a verb.
從例句里我們可以看到,有時“to”也可以加動詞-ing形式。
Many non-native English speakers are reluctant to use –ing after “to”。 Maybe this is because you learnt at school that after “to” a verb should always be in the infinitive.
許多非英語國家的人都不喜歡在“to”后面加動詞-ing形式。這可能是因?yàn)槟銈儗W(xué)校里的老師告訴你們“to”后面一般都跟動詞不定式。
This is only half true. “To” actually has two uses – EITHER as an infinitive marker (e.g. The Company wishes to purchase the shares), OR as a preposition (e.g. He has gone to lunch)。
其實(shí)不然。事實(shí)上“to”有兩種用法,一種是動詞不定式的標(biāo)志(比如:這家公司想要收購股份。),另一種,用作介詞。(比如:他去吃飯了。)
When “to” acts as a preposition it is usually followed by an –ing form (which in this case is a gerund) or a noun/noun phrase, as in these examples:
當(dāng)“to”作介詞時,后面通常會跟著動詞-ing形式(動名詞)或者名詞/名詞詞組,比如:
EX1. There is no obstacle to registering the company.
EX2. There is no obstacle to the registration of the company. 中 華 考 試 網(wǎng)
例句:注冊這家公司沒有困難。
EX1. I do not recommend committing yourself to purchasing the shares yet.
EX2. I do not recommend committing yourself to the purchase of the shares yet.
例句:我現(xiàn)在還不建議你去收購那些股份。
EX1. I look forward to hearing from you.
EX2. I look forward to your reply.
例句:我期待你的回復(fù)。
There are, of course, exceptions to this rule. The next post looks at these.
當(dāng)然,“to”加動詞-ing也有例外的時候。敬請期待下次更新。