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    This document discusses infinitives and provides examples of their use in different contexts: 1) It introduces common phrasal verbs using infinitives like "get over", "take away", and "hang on". 2) It examines infinitives used to express purpose such as "Students go to the Pony Fest to...". 3) Infinitives are also used after certain adjectives ("It's easy to..."), questions ("Do you know how to..."), and with modal verbs ("I will..." and "You should...").

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    This document discusses infinitives and provides examples of their use in different contexts: 1) It introduces common phrasal verbs using infinitives like "get over", "take away", and "hang on". 2) It examines infinitives used to express purpose such as "Students go to the Pony Fest to...". 3) Infinitives are also used after certain adjectives ("It's easy to..."), questions ("Do you know how to..."), and with modal verbs ("I will..." and "You should...").

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    This document discusses infinitives and provides examples of their use in different contexts: 1) It introduces common phrasal verbs using infinitives like "get over", "take away", and "hang on". 2) It examines infinitives used to express purpose such as "Students go to the Pony Fest to...". 3) Infinitives are also used after certain adjectives ("It's easy to..."), questions ("Do you know how to..."), and with modal verbs ("I will..." and "You should...").

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    INFINITIVES

    BY CLAUDIA GONZÁLEZ GÓMEZ.


    HEALTH PROBLEMS

    Get over Recover from


    Take away Make something disappear.
    Run out of Not have any left
    Hang on Wait
    Be booked up Have no time available.
    EXAMPLES … (PHRASAL VERBS)

    • We’re _________________ gas. You should stop at the next gas station.
    • I got a stomachache because I ate too much yesterday. I had to take a pill
    to _______________ the pain.
    • My friend’s usually very busy, but today she _________________. She
    has the day off.
    • I hope you __________________ the flu and fever really soon.
    • The director is in a meeting, but if you ________________ 5 minutes,
    you can talk to him.
    EXPRESSING A PURPOSE

    • Students go to the Pony Fest to ….

    • We study English to ….

    • My mom goes to the supermarket to ….

    • I study hard hard for my exams NOT to ….


    WOUL
    D LIKE WOUL
    OFFE D
    R LOVE

    • What do you have to do today?


    CHOOSE WANT

    • I want to ….. This holidays.


    LEARN
    After PROMIS

    verb
    E
    • I wouldn’t like to ….. This semester.
    s
    ADVIC
    E
    HOPE • I don’t need to ……. This weekend.

    DECID
    HAVE
    • My parents usually advice me to ..
    E

    PLAN NEED
    After it is / was + adjective After TOO / ENOUGH

    The math problem was


    It’s easy to ….. too difficult to …

    I have enough
    It’s expensive to … money to ….

    It was hard to …. My computer is good


    When I was a kid. enough to ….
    AFTER SOME ADJECTIVES

    Happy
    I’m happy to …..
    Satisfied Afraid

    My friend is afraid to …

    This Friday I’m going to be


    Sorry Surprised
    free to ….

    I’m not ready to ….


    Ready Free
    AFTER INDIRECT QUESTIONS

    • I don’t know how to ….

    • I have no idea where to ….

    • Could you tell me what to ….

    • Do you know how to ….


    BARE INFINITIVES

    LET /
    MAK
    E
    ANY
    MODAL
    VERB
    Will, Can, Could, Would, Should, LET / MAKE
    Must, Might, etc.
    I will _______________ you as soon My mom made me eat vegetables
    as the class finishes. when I was a kid.
    You should ____________ if you Let me see your notebook, please.
    want ___________ the exams.
    Can I ___________ in class? Our coach makes us run 5 laps in
    the soccer field before we play a
    game.
    You mustn’t ___________ inside I won’t let you use your cell phone
    the school during the celebrations. in class.

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