Infinitive with/without TO

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Infinitive with/without TO

'To Not Be Or Not To Be'... That is 'the Question'...
He intended to get up early.
The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb intended.
- Fonction de l'infinitif => COD du verbe 'intended'.
You have a paper to write...
The infinitive phrase functions as an adjective modifying paper.
- Fonction de l'infinitif => modifie 'paper'.
Jack agreed to lend me his car.
The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb agreed.
- Fonction de l'infinitif => COD de 'agreed'.
I asked her to explain once more.
The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb asked.
- Fonction de l'infinitif => COD de 'asked'.
We all wanted Sam to be elected.
The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of the verb wanted.
- Fonction de l'infinitif => COD de 'wanted'.
Test :
Transformez les phrases en utilisant ce qui est proposé entre parenthèses comme point de départ. Certaines phrases admettent un infinitif, d'autres non.
Ex :
Sam will certainly be elected (We want)* => We want Sam to be elected.
I like walking (I'd rather)* => I'd rather (-) walk (pas de 'to' avant 'walk')
Perhaps he's bored (He seems)* => He seems to be bored
I can help him (I agree)* => I agree to help him
My parents will have a holiday in Spain (My parents might)* => My parents (-) might have a holiday in Spain (pas de 'to' avant 'have')

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1. He couldn't understand your decision. (He wasn't able) .
2. It's important to drink water. (You should) .
3. I'd like to get a job soon. (I might) .
4. She said she would help me. (She agreed) .
5. It's necessary to meet the teachers. (We must) .
6. Perhaps she's anxious. (She seems) .
7. I want to change my car. (I wish I could) .
8. We may come and see her next Friday. (We intend) .
9. You don't need to shout. (You needn't) .
10. They will open a music school in the town. (They want) .
11. I will pay you back next month. (I promise) .
12. He couldn't find the booking office. (He didn't manage) .
13. I prefer to go there by myself. (I'd rather) .
14. He said he wouldn't lend you money again. (He didn't agree) .
15. Lisa will play the violin. (Lisa 'has' =» sens de 'devoir') .

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