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Infinitive With Or Without To Exercise

May 17, 2022 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an infinitive with or without to.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1You made me ............... special.
Wrong!
After active "make" + object, use the bare infinitive "feel".
2The inspector ordered the mob ...............
Wrong!
After "order" + object, use the to-infinitive "to disperse".
3I was always told ............... to my elders.
Wrong!
In the passive phrase "was told", use the to-infinitive "to listen".
4She has always wanted ............... rich and famous.
Wrong!
After "want", use the to-infinitive "to become".
5I heard them ............... in the living room.
Wrong!
After "hear" + object, use the bare infinitive "talk" to mean the whole action was heard.
6They motivated me ............... big.
Wrong!
After "motivate" + object, use the to-infinitive "to dream".
7Let them ...............
Wrong!
After "let" + object, use the bare infinitive "go".
8They couldn't make him ...............
Wrong!
After active "make" + object, use the bare infinitive "confess".
9The accused was made ...............
Wrong!
After passive "was made", use the to-infinitive "to confess".
10I don't permit my children ............... up late.
Wrong!
After "permit" + object, use the to-infinitive "to stay".
11I found it difficult ............... my way.
Wrong!
After "find it" + adjective, use the to-infinitive "to find".
12I was not allowed ............... with him.
Wrong!
After passive "was allowed", use the to-infinitive "to go".

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  1. You made me feel special.
  2. The inspector ordered the mob to disperse.
  3. I was always told to listen to my elders.
  4. She has always wanted to become rich and famous.
  5. I heard them talk in the living room.
  6. They motivated me to dream big.
  7. Let them go.
  8. They couldn’t make him confess.
  9. The accused was made to confess.
  10. I don’t permit my children to stay up late.
  11. I found it difficult to find my way.
  12. I was not allowed to go with him.

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