Gerund After Prepositions
Gerund After Prepositions
The gerund (-ing form) must be used when a verb comes after a preposition:
AGAINST, AT, AFTER, BY , ON , INSTEAD OF , TALK ABOUT , TIRED OF , WITHOUT
For example:
- I am against smoking in public places.
- She is good at speaking English.
- I went home after leaving the party.
- You can improve your English by using the Internet.
- We need to keep on going.
- You should tell the truth instead of lying all the time.
- We can talk about going home.
- I'm tired of hearing excuses.
- You can't learn English without making mistakes.
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