This document discusses infinitives, which are the combination of "to" and a verb. It explains that infinitives are used after certain verbs like need, decide, want, and forget. It provides examples of sentences using infinitives after verbs and adjectives, as well as to show purpose or intention. Infinitives are an essential grammatical construction in the English language.

2. On this lesson we will focus on the
use of infinitives

3. What is an infinitive?
It’s the combination of to + a verb
To read
To swim
To dance
To Work

4. We use infinitives after some verbs. These are
some of the verbs that require an infinitive form:
 Need
 Decide
 Would like
 Want
 Forget
 Promise
 Hope
 Agree
 Offer

5. Examples
*Jenny forgot to pay
the bills
*Tom would like to
have a lot of money
*I need to go to the
bathroom

6. Use an infinitive after adjectives
Examples:
It’s difficult to get up early
It’s nice to see you
Negative:
It’s important not to be late for the meeting.

7. To show purpose or intention
Examples:
He went to the UK to study English
We turned on the TV to watch the
news.