Verb/Expr + Gerund or Passive Gerund (Being + PP) (VF10a&b)

VF10a: S + V + Gerund or Passive Gerund (Being + PP) (admit, anticipate, appreciate, avoid, consider, delay, deny, dislike, enjoy, finish, keep, mind, miss, postpone, practice, risk, suggest)

To admit (nhan)
      – He admitted taking my book.
To anticipate (mong doi)
      – I anticipate receiving your gift.
To appreciate (cam on)
      – We appreciate you telling him to let us alone.
To avoid (tranh)
      – We avoid seeing me.
To consider (du tinh)
      – We consider buying a new car.
To delay (hoan)
      – They delay going due to the rain.
To deny (phu nhan)
      – John denied talking my pen.
To dislike (khong thich)
      – I dislike swimming in a pool.
To enjoy (thuong thuc)
      – We enjoy eating dinner at this restaurant.
To finish (xong)
      – When are you going to finish typing this letter?
To keep (tiep tuc)
     – Please keep trying.She keep going.
To mind (ban tam)
   – Do you mind opening the door for me?
To miss (tre, hut)
     – He missed seeing her yesterday?
To postpone (hoan)
     – They postpone going to the party.
To practice (thuc tap)
   – You have to practice speaking English all of the time.
To risk (lieu)
    – I risk losing my license; I risk being killed
To suggest (de nghi)
– I suggest staying here for 3 more days.

VF10b: S + Expression + Gerund or Passive Gerund (Being + PP)

To be used to (quen lam gi)

   – I am used to getting up early/toi quen thuc day som.

To get used to (quen lam gi) 

   – I get used to getting up early/toi quen thuc day som.

To be accustomed to, get accustomed to (quen lam gi)

To object to (phan doi) 

  – I object to going out (phan doi viec ra di)

To look forward to (mong uoc)

  – I look forward to seeing you again.