Inglés I Mg.

Nancy León Pereyra

Infinitives
 I like pizza. ("pizza" is a noun)
 I like to eat. ("to eat" is an infinitive)
 I like to eat pizza. ("pizza" is the object of the infinitive)

Example:
1. She likes to play tennis. She wants to win. She needs a good tennis racket.

Infinitives can be made with just about any verb: to do, to be, to go, to make, to take, to see,
to get--as long as you use the simple form of the verb. Infinitives can't be used with past
tense or continuous forms: to went, to going

Verbs such as need and want often use the infinitive:

 Q: What do you want to do today?

 A: I want to go to the park.
 Q: Is there something you need to get at the store?
 A: Yes, I need to get some milk.

Underline the correct sentence:

2. I like to listen to the radio./ I like listen to the radio.

3. He likes fruit / He likes to fruit.
4. I don’t like to play the guitar / I don´t like play the guitar.
5. He goes to the supermarket to buy vegetables. / He goes to the supermarket buy vegetables.
6. They want some coffee/ they want to some coffee.