This document discusses infinitives and provides examples of using main verbs followed by "to" and the base form of other verbs. Some examples include "I want to buy a new car!", "I asked him several times but he didn't bother answering my question", and "If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me." Infinitives are used to express intentions, requests, or purposes after main verbs.

1. Infinitives
Main verb + to + base form
I want to buy a new car!

2. I asked him several times but he didn't bother
................................. my question.
Finallly, we agreed ........................... on the project
together.
We're not planning ......................... the hotel much
longer.
arrive / survive / be / work
renovate / contact / answer / talk

3. I demand ......................... to your boss.
Jack usually fails .............................. on time.
Domestic animals somehow managed
............................. the fire.
arrive / survive / be / work
renovate / contact / answer / talk

4. If you have any questions, don't hesitate
............................... me.
Was she just pretending ........................ your friend?
arrive / survive / be / work
renovate / contact / answer / talk