章振邦语法英语句子汉译:带不定式或-ing分词的动词
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带不定式或 -ing
分词的动词
有些动词既能直接带不定式又能直接带 -ing
分词作宾语,有的意义无甚区别,有的意义不同。
1) 能带不定式和 -ing
分词而意义无甚区别的动词
attempt, begin, can't
bear, continue, deserve, dread, hate,
intend, like, loathe, love,
need, neglect,
omit, plan, prefer,
require, start
等动词后面既能直接带不定式也能直接带 -
ing 分词, 本意义无甚区别,但也有一些用法不尽相同的地方。
a) begin, can't bear, cease,
continue, dread, like,
love, neglect, omit, prefer,
propose, start
等动词之后,如表示一般的行为,用 -ing
分词居多;如表示特定的或具体的动作,则用不定式较多。
I can't bear
living alone. 我不能忍受的是生活孤寡。
I can't bear to
see the child treated stupidly.
我不忍心看到那孩子的待遇令人愚蠢。
I dread falling ill. 我害怕生病。
I dread to
think of being ill. 我害怕想到生病。
He neglected checking the list of
orders. 他忽略了核对订单清单。
Mrs Jones often neglected to
answer the letter right away.
琼斯太太经常忘记了回信要及时。
Phillip preferred
doing it his way.
菲利普更喜欢做事用的方式。
He prefers to go
by train this evening.
他宁愿去时坐火车的是今晚。
I don't like watching television.
我不喜欢看电视。
I'd like to swim today.
我今天想游泳。
b) need, want,
require, deserve 等动词之后,可用
-ing
分词的主动形式表示被动意义,这相当于用不定式的被动态。
This letter needs signing by
the manager. = This letter needs
to be signed by
the manager.
这封信需要签字找经理。
Your car urgently
required seeing to.=
Your car urgently
required to
be seen to.
你的车急需保养。
The house wants
rewiring. = The house
wants to be rewired.
房子需要重新布线。
That boy deserves looking after. =
That boy deserves to be
looked after.
那个男孩值得照顾。
c) begin, start
之后虽然既能跟不定式也能跟 -ing
分词,但若跟的是静态动词,便只能用不定式。
We began to see what
he meant.我们开始明白他的意思。
She began to believe his story.
她开始相信他的故事。
begin, start
巳用千进行体时,其后的动词也用不定式形式。
It's beginning to rain.
开始下雨了。
I'm starting to work
on my essay next week.
我开始写论文是在下周。
在attempt, intend, plan 之后
可以用不定式或这-ing分词都可以。
She attempted to lie /
lying.
她试图撒谎。
I hear they
intend to marry
/
marrying.我听说他们打算结婚。
I planned to go
/ planned
going myself.我计划自己去。
但以跟不定式比较普通。如果上述动词为进行体,那就只能跟不定式。
We are planning to visit France
this summer. 我们计划去法国是在这个夏天。
2) 能带不定式和 -ing
分词意义不同的动词
在forget, go on, leave
off, mean, regret,
remember, stop
等动词后面既能带不定式也能带 -ing
分词,但意义不同。这类动词又可分为以下五小类。
a)
在remember, forget
之后,用-ing分词表示动作发生在“记得“、忘记”之前,用不定式则表示动作发生在“记得”“忘记”之后。
Can't you remember
telling me the story last
night? 你记不记得给我讲这个故事是在昨晚?
= You told me the
story last night. Can't
you remember it?
You must remember to
tell him all that.
你一定要记得把这些都告诉他。
= You must tell him all
that. Don't
forget it.
I shall never forget
seeing the Great Wall.
我永远不会忘记看长城。
= I saw the Great Wall, and I shall
never forget the
experience.
I was so busy
that I forgot
to see the Great Wall.
我太忙了,忘记看长城了。
= I was so busy that
it didn't come to my mind that I should see the
Great Wall.
regret 也属于这一类。
I regret telling you that John
stole it. = I regret that I told
you …很遗憾我告诉过你......
I regret to tell you that John
stole it. = I am sorry to tell you
…
不过,上述第一句也可理解为 regret that
I am now telling
you ... 。
b) stop, go on
等动词-后,通常用 -ing
分词结构作宾语;若用不定式结构,便不是宾语而是目的状语相当于
in order to。
They stopped watching TV
at 9:30. = At 9:30 they did not
watch TV any
more.九点半他们不再看电视了。
They stopped to watch TV
at 9:30. = They stopped what they
were doing at 9:30 in order
to watch
TV.
他们停下来了,原本他们做事是在九点半,都是为了看电视呗。
She went on
reading. = She continued to read
without interruption.
她读书是继续不间断的。
Father said Mother had
gone to hospital, and went on to
say that Grandmother was
coming to take care
of us.
= …
and he added that Grandmother
was coming to take care of
us.
c) 在try, mean ,
can't help 等动词之后,用
-ing
分词结构还是用不定式结构,取决于这些动本身的不同含义。
Your plan would
mean spending hours.
(mean 作“意味着“解)
I didn't mean to
make you angry. (mean
作“打算'''有意“解)
If you want to
improve the taste, try
adding some
sugar. (try
作“试着、试用“解)
Philip tried to answer each
question by himself. (try
作“努力、设法”解)
d) 在 agree,
decide 等动词之后,可直接带不定式,但若带
-ing 分词,则须在 -ing
分词之前添加介词。
They agreed to share/
on sharing
remuneration
(报酬).
In the
end she
decided to buy /
on buying a new car.
e) 在 encourage,
permit, allow, recommend,
advise, authorize
等动词之后,一般用
-ing分词结构作宾语,但也可用带有自己逻辑主语的不定式结构。
They encouraged
learning English by
radio and
television.
They encouraged me
to learn
English by radio
and television.
She
doesn't allow
talking here.
She
doesn't
allow us to talk
here.