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Infinitive with or without to

July 11, 2014 - B1pdf

After some verbs we use aninfinitive with to and after some other verbs we use an infinitive without to.
Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Let him ............... what he wants to.
Wrong!
2He didn’t allow me ...............
Wrong!
3You had better ............... things out.
Wrong!
4You ought ............... the instructions.
Wrong!
5He was unable ............... over the grief.
Wrong!
6He made me ...............
Wrong!
7She was made ............... the whole story.
Wrong!
8I heard him ...............
Wrong!
9I bade him ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
10I forgot ............... the letter.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Let him do what he wants to.
  2. He didn’t allow me to go
  3. You had better sort things out.
  4. You ought to follow the instructions.
  5. He was unable to get over the grief.
  6. He made me wait
  7. She was made to repeat the whole story.
  8. I heard him sing
  9. I bade him go/to go
  10. I forgot to post the letter.
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