INFINITIVE

INFINITIVE

1. IS Used:

   • To express purpose
     • Para expresar un propòsito.
     • Example: I work to travel the world.
   • After it + be + adjetive.
     • Despuès de "it" + be+ adjetivo
     • Example: It was blue but it changed color over time.
   • After the first/ second/ last and more.
     • Despuès de primero/ segundo / último y más.
     • Example: The boy band CD9 was the first to win the award for best fandom.
   • After certain adjetive; free surprised, sorry, happy.
     • Despuès de ciertos adjetivos.
     • Example: Halsey was happy to travel to London.
   • After too and enough.
     • Despuès de "demasiado y suficiente".
     • Example: Charlie is too too old to enter the games.
   • After certain verbs (afford, agree, appear, decide, etc).
     • Despuès de ciertos verbos.
     • Example: I plan to study in spain.
   • After the objects of certain verbs (advise, allow, invite).
     • Despuès de los objetos de ciertos verbos.
     • Example: Ashley invited me to see her new house.
   • After question words.
     • Despuès de las palabras de pregunta.
     • Example: Alan doesn`t know where to study.
   • After certain nouns.
     • Despuès de ciertos sustantivos.
     • Example: it was a pleasure to meet martin.
   • After some, any, no and their compounds.
     • Despuès de "some, any y no" y sus compuestos.
   • After modal verbs.
     • Despuès de los verbos modales.
     • Example: you must sing in class.
   • After the verbs let and make in active voice.
     • Despuès de los verbos "let" y "make" en voz activa.
     • Example: she made her father run.
   • After would rather and had better.
     • Despuès de "would rather" y "had better".
     • Example: Sterling would rather play soccer all day.
   • As a noun. (subject or object of a verb).
     • Como sustantivo. (Sujeto o objeto de un verbo).
   • After the verb to go, indicating physical activities.
     • Despuès del verbo "go" indicando actividades fìsicas.
   • After certain verbs (avoid, enjoy and more).
     • Despuès de ciertos verbos (disfrutar, evitar y màs.)
   • After certain expressions (be interested in, can`t stand and more).
     • Despuès de ciertas expresiones (estar interesado en, no puede soportar
   • After prepositions (about, for, etc.)
     • Despuès de preposiciones ( acerca, para...)
   • Try + ing form
     • Do something to see what effect it will have.
     • Hace algo para ver qué efecto tiene.
   • Try + full infinitive
     • make an effort.
     • hacer un esfuerzo.
   • Remember + ing form
     • Remember something that has already happened.
     • Recordar algo que ya ha sucedido.
   • Remember + full infinitive
     • Remember something before doing it.
     • Recordar algo antes de hacerlo.
   • Forget + full infinitive
     • Forget something you are supposed to do.
     • Olvidar algo que se supone que debes hacer.
   • Forget + ing form
     • Forget something that has already happened.
     • Olvidar algo que ya ha sucedido.
   • Regret + full infinitive
     • Be sorry to do something.
     • Lamentar hacer algo.
   • Reget + ing form
     • Regret something that has already happened.
     • Lamentar algo que ya ha sucedido.
   • Stop + ing form
     • Terminate an action and no longer do it after that time.
     • Terminar una acción y no hacerla más después de ese tiempo.
   • Stop + full infinitive
     • Pause temporarily in order to do something else.
     • Hacer una pausa temporal para hacer otra cosa.
   • go on + ing form
     • Continue an activity without stoopping.
     • Continuar una actividad sin detenerse.
   • go on + full infinitive
     • Do something after completing something else.
     • Hacer algo después de completar otra cosa.

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