Learn English Grammar: "try to do" or "try doing"?

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Thanks for making it as clear as daylight. Now I know when to use "try doing something" and "try to do something". It's very clear to me now. Thanks again!!! Keep up your good job!

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Nice to learn how to use try to do or try doing with different meanings

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i'm student right now almost four month i tried to study english But i felt so difficult it for me.. i want to say you Thank you so much for explanations and i'll try how to study english gramar i hope everyone are student like me i wish win Nice education Try Try Every time Every minuts don't to be borning don't to be layzy Fucs Educations

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Oi sandra, vc poderia me explicar essa aula? não entendi nada e ia demorar mt tempo traduzindo com aquele google tradutor burro

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[@reolareola1759]

Try+to = intentar Try+verb(ing) = probar

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[@ikarumizu]

I've been wondering what would be the difference between try + to and try+ verb ing. Thank you so much for this great explanation, it was really useful.

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Ha -- simply ; you used: past + inf., imperative + ing ☺

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there is no article there.. If you say about the group of mountains then you put it, for example THE ALPS

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i got understanding!!! i will try watching more

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Thanks a lot. It's by far the best lesson I've seen about the rules with the world 'try"

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Try not to be late. Why not Try not being late?

[@farmduck2762]

The main difference is the tone. The first one means we have a strict schedule and can't wait for you. The second one implies you are always late so try something different for a change. The first one is neutral in tone but the second one is a bit critical or sarcastic.

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It is Try to not be late... you are wrong...

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Appreciate your explanation very much and it is much more easier now to understand the difference between "try to" and "try verb+ing". T.Y

[@MrArtmen]

what is a difference between "doesn't work" and "doesn't working" ?

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You can`t use "does" with "-ing verb, you should use "isn`t", but no way "does".

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try dont be late

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"Doesn't working"-----no such term in English. It does not exist.

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after watching this video, I know how to talking with others with 'try'. Many thanks ,nice lesson .

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I really liked this video because I think that you explained very well the difference between the two grammar structures that can be used with the verb try. Actually I knew how to pick one instead of the other just by using common sense, so it's good to be aware of the diference and not to mix them up. Thank you very much for this video.

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Thank you so much. In fact, before I watched this video, it was difficult for me to understand the differences between try (infinitive) and try (gerunds). I would like to thank you again about your teaching this subject that is very easy to understand.

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I think TO isn't a preposition because it is part of the verb, which makes it an infinitive. Otherwise, you would have a gerund after TO.

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Emma Thank you very much..Now i got a clear idea about the usage of "Try to do" and "Try doing"..Go on..U are really a perfect teacher. :) It's handy lesson. I really enjoyed watching this video and getting my doubts clarified..Great Xplanation.

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[@chrisrudolf9839]

Interesting lesson. Just for clarification: If someone tries to do something that is difficult to do and/or requires great effort, but succeeds, would it still be appropriate to use the infinitive or does the infinitive necessarily indicate that the attempt has either failed or (if the result isn't known yet) is likely to fail?

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