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Try + -ing or to + verb? - English In A Minute - YouTube

Hi, everybody.

Welcome back to English In A Minute.

I'm James and today we're going to look at the verb 'try'.

It can be a little bit tricky to use this verb,

because it changes its meaning

depending on whether you use an –ing verb

or a verb with to.

So, let's take a look at some examples.

I tried baking a cake.

I tried to bake a cake.

These two sentences are almost exactly the same

but their meaning is a little bit different.

I tried baking a cake.

When we use 'try' with an –ing,

all we're saying is that we attempted to do something.

It could be a new experience

– something that you haven't done before.

I tried to bake a cake.

When we use 'try' with a verb and 'to',

we're saying that a task is quite difficult to complete,

or that we've failed.

If you'd like to try learning more English,

why not go to our Facebook page,

or to the website?

Bye, everyone.


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Hi, everybody.

Welcome back to English In A Minute.

I'm James and today we're going to look at the verb 'try'. ジェームスです。今日は動詞の「try」を見ていきましょう。

It can be a little bit tricky to use this verb, この動詞を使うのは少し難しいかもしれない、

because it changes its meaning 意味が変わるからだ

depending on whether you use an –ing verb ing動詞を使うかどうかによって

or a verb with to.

So, let's take a look at some examples.

I tried baking a cake.

I tried to bake a cake.

These two sentences are almost exactly the same

but their meaning is a little bit different.

I tried baking a cake.

When we use 'try' with an –ing,

all we're saying is that we attempted to do something.

It could be a new experience

– something that you haven't done before.

I tried to bake a cake.

When we use 'try' with a verb and 'to',

we're saying that a task is quite difficult to complete,

or that we've failed.

If you'd like to try learning more English,

why not go to our Facebook page,

or to the website?

Bye, everyone.