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Infinitive with/without TO
'To Not Be Or Not To Be'... That is 'the Question'...
He intended to get up early. | The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb intended. |
You have a paper to write... | The infinitive phrase functions as an adjective modifying paper. |
Jack agreed to lend me his car. | The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb agreed. |
I asked her to explain once more. | The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb asked. |
We all wanted Sam to be elected. | The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb wanted. |
- Test :
- Transformez les phrases en utilisant ce qui est proposé entre parenthèses comme point de départ. Certaines phrases admettent un infinitif, d'autres non.
- Ex :
- Sam will certainly be elected (We want)* => We want Sam to be elected.
- I like walking (I'd rather)* => I'd rather (-) walk (pas de 'to' avant 'walk')
- Perhaps he's bored (He seems)* => He seems to be bored
- I can help him (I agree)* => I agree to help him
- My parents will have a holiday in Spain (My parents might)* => My parents (-) might have a holiday in Spain (pas de 'to' avant 'have')
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