关于动名词的英语短语 要很多

be used to doing,习惯于
object to, 反对
devote oneself to, 致力于
stick to, 坚持
pay attention to,注意
respond to, 回答
look forward to,期盼
see to, 照料
contribute to,帮助
submit to, 服从
adapt to, 适应
apply to, 运用
accede to, 同意,就任
prefer to,倾向于
adjust to, 使自己适应于
owe to, 归咎
react to,作出反应
access to 接近,进入(某地的)方法; 通路
according to 按照,依照,视……而定
be addicted to 沉溺于……,对……上瘾
look forward to 盼望着

A gerund 动名词 is one of three classes of words called verbals — words based on verbs and expressing an action or a state of being but serving another grammatical function. (The other two are participles and infinitives.) A gerund, which functions as a noun, can consist of a single word or a phrase.
The four types of gerunds and gerund phrases follow:
1. Subject
Gardening is my favorite hobby. (Gardening is normally a verb, but here it is the name of an activity.)
Gardening in the summertime is a challenge because of the heat. (The gerund is followed by a modifying adverbial phrase, forming a gerund phrase.)
2. Direct Object
My neighbors admire my gardening. (The admiration is not for the action of gardening, but for the results of the action.)
I am enjoying my gardening this year. (The direct object of the subject is “my gardening this year.”)
3. Object of Preposition
I have received several awards for my gardening. (The awards have been given for the results of the activity.)
Some people consider my interest in gardening an obsession. (The gerund phrase is “gardening an obsession.”)
4. Subject Complement
My favorite hobby is gardening. (Again, gardening is described as something done, not the act of doing it. The statement is the inverse of the first sentence in this group; here “My favorite hobby” is the subject, and gardeningis its complement.)
I do my gardening in the morning. (The phrase “gardening in the morning” is the subject complement.)

keep doing sth, stop doing sth... 是要这个东西么？