To + Verb or Verb + Ing? | Infinitive vs Gerund | Common English Mistake | English Grammar Lesson
Confused about when to use “to + verb” and when to use “verb + ing” in English? You’re not alone — this is one of the most common grammar mistakes English learners make. In this detailed English grammar lesson, Ananya clearly explains the difference between infinitives and gerunds using simple rules, real-life examples, and common mistake patterns that non-native speakers struggle with. 👉 Online English Course Details - https://www.letstalk.academy/s/store OR 👉Send 'HI' on WhatsApp no - +919324246223 What You'll Learn in This Video: ✓ The basic rule: When NOT to use articles with people's names ✓ Exception 1: Using "a/an" when describing a person with a name ✓ Exception 2: When a name becomes a common noun ✓ Exception 3: Using articles with nicknamed or titled names ✓ The difference between proper nouns and common nouns ✓ Articles with family names vs first names ✓ Articles with royal names and titles (The Queen, The Prince) ✓ Articles with brand names (The Apple, The Google) ✓ Singular vs plural usage with names ✓ Common mistakes English learners make with articles and names ✓ Practical examples with real sentences ✓ How to identify when a name is functioning as a common noun ✓ Regional differences in article usage ✓ Tips and tricks to remember the rules ✓ Practice exercises to reinforce your learning 🎯 Perfect For: English learners (Intermediate to Advanced levels) ESL/EFL students mastering phrasal verbs Anyone confused about pick up vs pick up on IELTS, TOEFL, PTE candidates (natural English usage) Students wanting to sound more native-like Professionals improving conversational English Teachers looking for clear phrasal verb explanations Anyone struggling with English prepositions People want natural, everyday English expressions Why Watch This Video? Articles are one of the most challenging aspects of English grammar for non-native speakers. The rules seem random, and there are so many exceptions that it's easy to get confused. This video breaks down these complex rules into simple, understandable explanations with plenty of examples. You'll learn not just WHAT the rules are, but WHY they exist and HOW to apply them correctly in real sentences. #englishgrammar #infinitivevsgerund #gerund #infinitive #learnenglish #spokenenglish #englishlesson #englishwithananya #englishlearning #grammarlesson #englishteacher #englishclass #englishfluency #grammarconfusion #englishmistakes #englishrules #learnenglishonline #englishgrammarlesson #englishgrammarclass #spokenenglishgrammar #englishforstudents #englishpractice #englishlearningvideo #englishgrammarbasics #englishgrammarhelp #englishgrammarexplained #englishgrammarvideo #englishspeakingtips #englishgrammartraining #grammarforlearners #englishteacheronline #englishgrammarpractice #englishgrammarguide #englishgrammarconcepts #englishgrammarstudents #englishgrammarlearning #grammarinenglish #englishlanguagelearning #englishgrammarchannel #englishgrammarexplainedclearly #englishgrammarrules #englishgrammarcoach #learnenglishgrammar #englishgrammaracademy #spokenenglishtips #englishgrammarvideolesson #englishgrammarcommunity
