V+【の】and 【こと】are used as verb nominalizer.
In most cases you can use
either.
usage rules and examples
1.
【こと】is used right before 「です・だ・である」
EX. |
すし を たべる こと/の は にほん で さいしょに する ことです。
|
Eating sushi
is to
do the first in Japan.
|
2.
【こと】is allowed when the following verbs
related: experience, ability, Thinking ,decision, or communication
experience |
日本語を勉強したことがない |
I have never studied Japanese.
|
communication |
会社を辞めることを伝えた。 |
I told him to leave the company.
|
ability |
英語を話すことができます。 |
I can speak English. |
Thinking |
アメリカに留学することを考えています。
|
I am thinking of studying abroad in the United
States.
|
3.
only
【の】 is allowed when the following verbs
related senses: きく, みる, かんじる.
魚がおよいでいる の が見えます |
You can see the fish swimming |
4.
only
【の】 is allowed when the following verbs
that occur depending on the situation such as Stop, help, wait, shoot, move,
draw, respond, help, etc.
Help |
ソファーを動かすのを手伝った。 |
I helped move the sofa.
|
5.
When sentence structure is ,[A] is [B]
私が生まれたのは小さな町です。 |
The town where I was born
is small town |
Reference:
http://www.coelang.tufs.ac.jp/mt/ja/gmod/contents/explanation/080.html
https://nihongonote.com/keishikimeishi/
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