1C Infinitives and Gerunds For Uses and Purposes
1C Infinitives and Gerunds For Uses and Purposes
2)
(August 28 – September 01)
Infinitives Gerunds
I use my cell phone to send messages. I use my cell phone for sending messages.
Some people use their cell phones to watch videos. Some people use their phones for watching videos.
People often use their cell phones to take photos. People often use their phones for taking photos.
● Practice activity 1. How do you use your smartphone? Listen and respond to the statements.
to send messages
to take photos
to send emails
to shop online
to read e-books
A B
1. Many people use tablet computers… look for criminals.
2. You can use your smartphone… perform dangerous tasks.
3. Engineers use 3-D printers… get directions.
4. People can use the internet… make car parts.
5. Companies sometimes use robots… make video calls.
6. The police use drones… learn languages.
Examples:
Many people use tablet computers to make video calls. (infinitives)
Many people use tablet computers for making video calls. (gerunds)
you can use your smartphone to learn languages
Engineers use 3D printers for making car parts
People can use internet to learn languages
Companies sometimes use robots for performing dangerous tasks
the police use drones for looking criminals
● Practice activity 4. What are these items used for? Write a sentence about each item using is
used, infinitives and gerunds, and the information in the box.
do boring jobs store and send data take and delete pho
write reports determine your exact location
Infinitives Gerunds
1. A computer is used to write Ac
reports. wri
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Infinitives Gerunds
I use my cell phone to send messages. I use my cell phone for sending messages.
Some people use their cell phones to watch videos. Some people use their phones for watching videos.
People often use their cell phones to take photos. People often use their phones for taking photos.
a smartphone a pencil
a paper clip invisible tape
a webcam an old CD.
Examples:
You can use your smartphone for browsing the web.
You can use a pencil to poke small holes in sheets of paper.
You can use your paper clip to try to put documents together.
You can use your invisible tape to stick some things on the wall.
You can use your old CD for listening music or watching videos.