The Rule of Infinitive
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Name me all forms of infinitive 

  1. Simple Infinitive: to do;
  2. Continuous Infinitive: to be doing;
  3. Perfect Infinitive: to have done;
  4. Perfect Continuous Infinitive: to have been doing;
  5. Simple Infinitive Passive: to be done;
  6. Perfect Infinitive Passive: to have been done.
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"I want ______ (help) people in need."

 to help

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"you / want / what / do / to?"

"What do you want to do?"

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"I decided to volunteer at the local shelter because I wanted..."

Answer: "...to help people in need."

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Read each situation. Rewrite it using the infinitive form shown in brackets.

"She wants to help people in her community. She has already started a food drive."

Answers: "She wants to help people in her community and has decided to start a food drive."


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What is Split infinitive? Give an example.

 - это конструкция, где частица to отделена от основного глагола наречием:


I'd like to really understand philosophy. He began to slowly get up off the floor.

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"She said that she ______ (want) to change the education system."

wanted (Reported Speech)

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"made / you / volunteer / your parents / at the shelter?"

"Did your parents make you volunteer at the shelter?"

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"I can make a difference if I try, and I will..."

Answer: "...do everything I can to help."

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Read each situation. Rewrite it using the infinitive form shown in brackets.

"The coordinator told her to lead the project. She was surprised but agreed."

Answers: 

"The coordinator expected her to lead the project."


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What is the difference between Simple Infinitive vs Perfect Infinitive

Simple Infinitive - – действие в настоящем или будущем (относится к тому же времени, что и основной глагол).

Perfect Infinitive - — действие в прошлом (предшествовало моменту, выраженному основным глаголом) или с признаками времён Perfect.


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My parents made me ______ (believe) that I could ______ (make) a difference.

 believe / make

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"you / work / do / why / hard / to?"

"Why do you work hard?"

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"I'm glad to have had the opportunity to help others, and I feel lucky..."

Answer: "...to have been part of something meaningful."

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Read each situation. Rewrite it using the infinitive form shown in brackets.

"She is happy. She helped many families last year."

Answers:  "She is happy to have helped many families last year."


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Give an example of Continuous Infinitive or Perfect Continuous Infinitive

Example: 1) He pretended to be working (= He pretended that he was working). 2) He is said to have been studying English for five years by the time he graduates.

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"He encouraged me ______ (join) the project and ______ (help) others."

Answer: to join / (to) help

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"she / seem / to / already / finish / the report?"

 "Does she seem to have already finished the report?"

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They seem to have been discussing this issue for hours, and they still..."

Answer: "...haven't reached a decision."

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Rewrite the situation: "She looks tired. She has been organizing the charity event for weeks."

Answers:

"She seems to have been organizing the charity event for weeks."


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What do we use after the question word why?

Bare infinitive. Why not take a break?

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I feel honoured to _____ (invite) to speak at the conference about social change.

Answers: to have been invited

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"you / know / her / to / study / for / the exam / for months?"

 "Did you know her to have been studying for the exam for months?"

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She let me help with the fundraising, and she made me..."

Answer: "...call everyone on the list."

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Rewrite the situation: 

"She wanted to volunteer. Her friend encouraged her. Now she is helping at the shelter. She feels proud because she made a difference."

"She wanted to volunteer, so her friend encouraged her to join the shelter. Now she is proud to have made a difference."


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