Aubrey Carter

Well, let's cover the grammar for this one too.

It works the same as fight the urge to write or fight the urge.

You're also going to say like these examples, he couldn't resist the temptation to stay up late and infinitive or resist the temptation to skip my workout.

So both of these are followed by an infinitive and it's just that first one that's followed by verb I N G.

Absolutely.

Right.

What do you have a hard time resisting the temptation to do?

Fighting the urge, right?

Write out examples with each of these with several, you know, options so that you start seeing this pattern of verb-ing or infinitive.

Yes, I love that, right?

Come and leave Spotify comments, YouTube comments so that we can see whether it's not just us fighting these urges, right?

What do you have a hard time resisting the temptation to do?

Yes, I'll start us.

Oh, man, it's midnight already.

I'm planning on it.

I should have gone to bed earlier though.

I'll have to keep myself from hitting the snooze button tomorrow morning.

Okay, I'm heading to bed and I'm going to resist the temptation to scroll on my phone so I can fall asleep quicker.

So true, right?

But that's smart because then sometimes I'll wake up in the middle of the night and I have to resist the temptation to look at my phone just to even check the time or because then I'll be even more wide awake as soon as that light hits me.