Technical English: Gerunds and Infinitives in Engineering Work

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TRACK

Use gerunds and infinitives to talk about goals, plans, avoidance, preference, purpose, repeated work, and technical trade-offs.

How do I use Technical English: Gerunds and Infinitives in Engineering Work to make short engineering communication more precise?

16 lessons

LESSONS

1. 001
   Doing as an Action Object
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2. 002
   To Do as a Goal or Next Step
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3. 003
   Avoid, Finish, Keep, and Stop Doing
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4. 004
   Need, Want, Plan, and Decide To Do
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5. 005
   Review: Action Object vs Goal REVIEW
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6. 006
   Try Doing vs Try To Do
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7. 007
   Remember, Forget, and Regret Patterns
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8. 008
   Used To, Be Used To, and Get Used To
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9. 009
   Good At, Responsible For, and Interested In
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10. 010
    Purpose with To, For, and In Order To
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11. 011
    Review: Purpose and Responsibility REVIEW
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12. 012
    Worth Doing and No Point In Doing
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13. 013
    Too Risky To Do and Safe Enough To Ship
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14. 014
    By Doing and Without Doing
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15. 015
    Practice: Explain an Implementation Plan
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16. 016
    Capstone: Write a Short Refactor Proposal CAPSTONE
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