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- Mar 14 Sun 2010 22:34
Jason瘋英文
- Mar 05 Fri 2021 12:50
這才是感覺動詞的真正用法,台灣所有文法書的定義都錯了!看了Jason老師又要好好來挑戰一下台灣的英文教學陋習了!
SEE, WATCH, HEAR, LISTEN, FEEL, SMELL, NOTICE, OBSERVE + object + bare infinitive
After verbs of perception (see, watch, hear, listen, feel, smell, notice, observe etc.), the infinitive expresses a completed action:
I felt the ground shake once. (I felt it as the ground shook once.)
I saw the burglar climb over the fence and break into the house. (I saw that the burglar climbed over the fence and broke into the house.)
I have never heard them play that song before. (I have never heard that song played by them before.)
In the passive voice, we use a to-infinitive:
The burglar was seen to climb over the fence.
A present participle after these verbs refers to an action continuing over a period of time:
- Mar 05 Fri 2021 12:42
原形動詞的英文怎麼說與使用!?
Uses of the bare infinitive
The word to is frequently used with an infinitive, but it is not an essential part or sign of it. When an infinitive is used without the marker to it is called a bare infinitive.
Uses of the bare infinitive
The infinitive is used without to after certain verbs like bid, let, make, see, hear, need, dare etc.
- I bade him go. (NOT I bade him to go.)
- Let him sit there. (NOT Let him to sit there.)
- She made me cry. (NOT She made me to cry.)
- I heard him sing a lovely song. (NOT I heard him to sing a lovely song.)
The bare infinitive is also used after the verbs will, would, shall, should, may, might, can, could and must.
- I will wait. (NOT I will to wait.)
- You must obey my instructions. (NOT You must to obey my instructions.)
- He can speak five languages. (NOT He can to speak five languages.)
- You should come to school in time. (NOT You should to come to school in time.)
The infinitive is also used without to after had better, would rather, sooner than and rather than.
- You had better ask his permission. (NOT You had better to ask his permission.)
- I would rather die than surrender. (NOT I would rather to die than surrender.)
- He would rather play than work.
- Mar 05 Fri 2021 12:33
五大句型口訣重要補充重點1:
- Feb 24 Wed 2021 19:36
五大句型大口訣影印版