We´re going to work with page 63 of the student´s book.And this time we´re going to practise the uses of INFINITIVE VERBS with or without TO.
LET´S START!
First of all let´s remember what is an INFINITIVE?
- THE INFINITIVE OF A VERB IS THE VERB IN ITS BASIC FORM.
- IT IS USUALLY PRECEDED BY TO: E.G: TO RUN , TO WORK , TO EAT , ETC.
- BUT SOMETIMES THE INFINITIVE IS USED WITHOUT TO: E.G
- " I MUST STUDY , I CAN SPEAK ENGLISH, ETC"
LOOK AT THIS VIDEO AND CHECK.
NOW LET´S HAVE A LOOK AT THE BOOK: ON PAGE 63 , COMPLETE THE BLANKS WITH THE EXAMPLES.
HERE IT IS MENTIONED THAT THE INFINITIVE WITH "TO" IS CALLED "FULL ININITIVE"
AND THE INFINITIVE "WITHOUT TO" IS CALLED "BARE INIFINITIVE". OK?
NOW TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND THE USES , LOOK AT THIS VIDEO.
AFTER WATCHING THE VIDEOS AND READING THE BOOK, YOU CAN READ AND COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES:
1)WE USE THE FULL INFINITIVE (TO+THE BASE FORM OF THE VERB):
- TO EXPRESS PURPOSE: E.G "I´M GOING TO THE SUPERMARKET TO GET SOME FRUIT.
- AFTER CERTAIN VERBS: WANT, WOULD LIKE,WOULD LOVE, HOPE,DECIDE,
- AFTER CERTAIN ADJECTIVES: AFRAID, SURPRISED,FREE, HAPPY, READY,SORRY, PLEASED, ETC.EG. "ARE YOU AFRAID TO ASK HIM?"
- AFTER TOO & ENOUGH: EG. "YOU´RE TOO YOUNG TO STAY UP LATE"
" I´M STRONG ENOUGH TO CARRY THE BOX"
2) WE USE THE "BARE INIFINITIVE":(BASE FORM OF THE VERB WITHOUT TO)
- AFTER MODAL VERBS : CAN , COULD, WILL, WOULD,SHALL, WOULD,SHOULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST) EG: "YOU MUST VISIT THE DOCTOR TODAY".
- AFTER THE VERBS: LET AND MAKE: (in the active voice). EG: "SHE MAKES ME STUDY ALL THE TIME"
AS WE ARE COMING TO THE END OF THE CLASS , REMEMBER TO COMPLETE YOUR WORKBOOKS ON PAGES 44 AND 45.
AND I´LL SHARE THIS LINK FOR MORE PRACTICE DURING THE WEEKEND.
YOU CAN COMPLETE ALL THE EXERCISES EXCEPT THE NOUNS WITH TO INIFNITIVES
HAVE A NICE WEEKEND AND SEE YOU NEXT THURSDAY , MARCH 26TH.
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