The infinitive

https://editorsmanual.com/articles/infinitives/

https://www.britishcouncil.org.mx/blog/infinitive

https://www.englishgrammar.org/understanding-infinitives/#:~:text=Infinitive%20as%20Subject
%20Compliment,thing%20is%20to%20remain%20optimistic.

https://www.englishgrammar.org/understanding-infinitives/#:~:text=Infinitive%20as%20Subject
%20Compliment,thing%20is%20to%20remain%20optimistic.

Longman (page 310)

The infinitive and the '-ing' form

The full infinitive: It consists of two words “to” + verb. ()

bare infinitive: verb form without “to” (it is used without to)

the to-infinitive: where to is always used in front of the base form of the verb (to go).

The bare infinitive after modal verbs

The main use of the bare infinitive is after modal verbs. All the modal verbs
[except ought, > 11.6 in.2] must be followed by a bare infinitive (except in
short responses like Yes, I can): I can/could/may/might/wi!l/shall/should/must
leave soon Dare/need, when they are modal, are similar (Dare/Need we ask?).
The negative is formed by adding not before the infinitive: / cannot/can't go,
etc. [> 11.5.1].
The to-infinitive

Present infinitive To work, to do, to talk

Present continuous infinitive To be working
Perfect infinitive To have worked
Perfect continuous infinitive To have been worked
Present infinitive passive To be done
Perfect infinitive passive To have been done
Nominalization: nouns that refer to actions, counterparts of some verbs.

Let loose

I was uptight, wanna let loose = I was nervous, I want to unleash\free\ lay down, liberate

LET LOOSE

 Soltarse
 Dejarse llevar
 Dar rienda suelta

His advice
His advice Will never be to the benefit of your interests.

as Little as

as much as

scribbled

doodling

spoof 

I’m Sagittarius, which probably tells you way more than you need to know.

Oh, anyways, I’m also writing a screenplay. It’s about this sensitive girl who comes to L.A. from
Lincoln Nebraska to be an actress, and winds up a waitress at the Cheesecake Factory.

that’s about it

 cheating guts

 It’s right down the hall.

It´s right by the hall.

It´s right along the Hall

How so?

To what end?

after which

To which

For which

By which

With which

Through which

The worst part was watching her carve that turkey.

I’m not going to engage in hypotheticals here, I’m just trying to be a good neighbour.
That’s not to say 

That’s not to say that if a carnal relationship were to develop that I wouldn’t participate. However
briefly.

Were going to = were to

Hindered

to getting it

Hey, is there a trick to getting it to switch from tub to shower. Oh. Hi, sorry. Hello!

Sheldon: Event A. A beautiful woman stands naked in our shower. Event B. We drive half way
across town to retrieve a television set from the aforementioned woman’s ex-boyfriend. Query, on
what plane of existence is there even a semi-rational link between these events?

The hair products are Sheldon’s.

So we get to have a scene with him?

Juice box

Sheldon: Leonard, the TV is in the building, we’ve been denied access to the building, ergo we are
done.

Leonard: Excuse me, if I were to give up at the first little hitch I never would have been able to
identify the fingerprints of string theory in the aftermath of the big bang.

Run down

Sheldon, I’m so sorry I dragged you through this.¿

(The reason she stopped walking was to look in a shop window.)

 Lattice= a structure made from strip of wood or other material which cross over with space
between

= red, enrejado,

A structure made from strip of wood which cross over each other with space between.