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2.  I  prefer  using  medicinal  plants  to  taking  medicine.



                         3.  like  getting  phone  calls  from  my  friends  when  I’m  sick.



                         4.  When I feel  ill,  I  start  looking  up  my  symptoms  on  the  Internet.



                         5.  I  begin  to  worry  right  away  when  I  have  symptoms.



                         6.  I  prefer  to  wait  rather  than  go  to  the  doctor  immediately.



                         7.  I  don't  bother  to  tell  anyone  when  I  don’t  feel  well.



                         8.  [hate  to  sit  in  the  waiting  room  at  the  doctor's  office.




                      B   SPEAK.  Work  with  a  partner.  Say  which  sentences  in  exercise  A  are  true  for  you.

                         A:  When  I  don’t  feel  well,  I  can't  stand  to  stay  in  bed  all  day  long.
                         B:  Me  neither.  I  get  bored  and  my  back  starts  to  bother  me.



                   6.6    Verbs  Followed  by  a  Gerund  or  Infinitive  with  a  Change  in  Meaning


                      1.  Some  verbs  can  be  followed  by  a  gerund   I'll  never  forget  meeting  you  for  the  very  first  time.
                        or  infinitive,  but  with  a  change  in  meaning.   Sorry,  |  forgot  to  meet  you  at  the  gym  yesterday.
                        These  verbs  are  sfop,  remember,  and  forget.

                      2.  Use  stop  +  a  gerund  to  say  that  a  person  or   He  stopped  drinking  coffee  a  year  ago.
                        thing  ended  an  activity.                 My  car  stopped  working.
                         Use  stop  +  an  infinitive  to  tell  the  reason  why  a_|   It  was  a  long  drive.  We  only  stopped  to  eat  lunch.
                         person  or  animal  stopped.  The  infinitive  gives  |  The  cat  stopped  to  watch  the  bird.
                        the  reason.

                      3.  Use  remember  a  gerund  to  talk  about  a   |  remember  calling  last  week,  but!  don’t  remember
                                     +
                         memory  or  something  in  the  past.      what  day  it  was.
                         Remember  +  an  infinitive  means  you    He  never  remembers  to  call  when  he  arrives  safely.
                         remember  to  co  a  necessary  task  or  action.


                      4.  Use  forget  +  a  gerund  to  talk  about  a   I'll  never  forget  hiking  to  the  top  of  the  mountain.
                         memory.  It  is  often  used  with  a  negative.   |  didn't  forget  meeting  him.  |  just  forgot  his  name.
                         Forget  +  an  infinitive  means  someone  did  not  |  He  often  forgets  to  do  his  homework.
                         remember  to  co  a  necessary  task  or  action.   Did  you  forget  to  pay  the  rent?





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