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我的意思是如果 would you mind 後想加 verb, 那麼是不是一定要用gerund 而不可以用to-infinitive?
Ans: No, you can't.
Would you mind ( is followed by a gerund) ..........?
Take a look at this:
Staying with me <------------ This is what I doubt if you would mind
Let's put it back into the sentence above now.
It has become:
Would you mind staying with me? <=============
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In English, different verbs are followed by different patterns and meanings may vary.
Examples:
He started singing. ( It only shows he started doing something.)
He started to sing. ( It means he stopped doing something and then started to sing. )
**** It means he was doing something before he started to sing.***
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In American English, we can say things like
" He likes TO PLAY." to infinitive
In British English, we tend to use a gerund in the sentence.
He likes playing. <--------- gerund
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Footnote: In both British and American English,
we have to say " Would you mind ( verb+ing.................)?
If you want to be polite, you may add " please" at the end of the question as well.
Would you mind staying with me, please? <-----( Super polite)
( Don't forget there is a comma before "please".!)
That's it for now.
Hope these are helpful
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