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First, the significance of consideration
Pronunciation: English [k? n？ s？ d？ (r)]？ Beauty [k? n？ s？ d？ r]？
Basic explanation: vt. Consider; Think it is; Be considerate and take care of; Concern; Attention; Be considerate and considerate; Consider, think
Deformation: third person singular: consideration; ; Present participle: consider; ; Past tense: considered; ; Past participle: consider.
Second, consider the usage of do and doing.
The usage of 1 There are many considerate people.
Consider to do means "consider doing something", where to is an infinitive, followed by a specific action.
For example:
I'm thinking about going to the gym every day. I'm thinking about going to the gym every day.
He is considering taking a break from work. He is considering taking a break from work.
2. considerate usage
Thinking about doing means "thinking about doing something", here doing is a gerund, indicating a specific action or behavior.
For example:
I'm thinking about going to the gym every day. I'm thinking about going to the gym every day.
He is considering suspending his work. He is considering taking a break from work.
3. Think about the difference between what to do and what to do
It means thinking about doing something and emphasizing specific actions.
-thinking about doing means thinking about doing something, emphasizing a state or an action.
For example:
I am considering studying abroad. (Emphasis on concrete actions)
I am considering studying abroad. I am considering studying abroad. (emphasize a state or action)
In short, considererto do focuses more on specific actions, while consideredoing focuses more on a state or behavior.
4. A thoughtful voice
When the object of consideration is oneself, there is no difference between the voice of the considerer do and the voice of the considerer doing. You can use the active voice or the passive voice. For example:
I'm thinking about buying a new car. I'm thinking about buying a new car.
-I'm thinking about buying a new car. I'm thinking about buying a new car. (passive voice)
However, when the object of consideration is someone else, the considerer prefers to use the passive voice, while the considerer prefers to use the active voice. For example:
He is being considered to take over the company.
They are considering hiring a new employee. They are considering hiring a new employee.
In short, the use of sound will be different for different people.
Third, summary.
-consider to do means "consider doing something", and to do is an infinitive, emphasizing specific actions.
Thinking about doing is "thinking about doing something", and doing is a gerund that emphasizes a state or behavior.
-When the object of consideration is oneself, the sound can be active or passive; When the object of consideration is others, the tendency to use pronunciation will be different.