Thursday, 30 June 2016

Do you dread....?



Answer:  
     going (Answer 3)   

Solution: 
Do you dread going to work each day? 


Remark:     
Dread - The verb followed by a gerund
In general, we use a gerund with ‘dread’. 

It describes someone is reluctant to do something.

Dread - followed by an infinitive
In general, we use ‘dread’ with infinitives ‘think’ or ‘consider’ to talk about something we do not want to think. 
I dreaded to think of the exam results.

Dread - followed by a gerund
And, we use a gerund with ‘dread’. It describes someone is reluctant to do something.
Do you dread going to work each day?


  

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