So, when you attempt to do something but you are not so successful, you can use try with 'to' and a verb. When you want to talk about a new experience, use try with an -ing verb.

When stop is followed by an ING verb, it is the activity in the ING verb which is stopped. 当动词 “stop” 后跟动词-ing 时，动词-ing 描述的是要被停止的动作。 John has finally stopped smoking. You won't see him doing it any ...

(You will get bring brang brung as your output.) Look carefully at the verb forms that come out. Do they appear odd to you or are they something that you could imagine hearing yourself say?

An accomplishment verb implies a goal. It focusses on the duration leading up to the end point of the event. The goal is reason for the accomplishment. Activity verbs do not do this. For example: 31.

and “Did he see a great movie last weekend?” “Do” has two main jobs. First, it’s a regular old verb. “Do the dishes.” “I don’t do windows.” “I do.” In that job, it works ...