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Infinitive With Or Without To Exercise

February 2, 2024 B1pdf

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1Let him ............... about his problems.
Wrong!
After "let" + object, use the infinitive without "to": "talk".
2We saw him ............... off the bus.
Wrong!
After "saw" + object, the infinitive without "to" is used here: "get".
3I heard him ............... on the phone.
Wrong!
After "heard" + object, the infinitive without "to" is used here: "speak".
4I was made ...............
Wrong!
In the passive form "was made," use the infinitive with "to": "to apologize".
5They made me ............... outside.
Wrong!
After active "made" + object, use the infinitive without "to": "wait".
6He warned me ............... careful.
Wrong!
After "warned" + object, use the infinitive with "to": "to be".
7I was told ............... again.
Wrong!
After passive "was told," use the infinitive with "to": "to wait".
8They forced me ............... the fine.
Wrong!
After "forced" + object, use the infinitive with "to": "to pay".
9It took me an hour ............... the job.
Wrong!
After "It took me an hour," use the infinitive with "to": "to finish".
10She requested me ............... her with the homework.
Wrong!
After "requested" + object, use the infinitive with "to": "to help".
11I stopped ............... hi to Mary.
Wrong!
Use "to say" to show the purpose of stopping: "to say".
12She refused ............... to me.
Wrong!
After "refused," use the infinitive with "to": "to talk".

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  1. Let him talk about his problems.
  2. We saw him get off the bus.
  3. I heard him speak on the phone.
  4. I was made to apologize.
  5. They made me wait outside.
  6. He warned me to be careful.
  7. I was told to wait again.
  8. They forced me to pay the fine.
  9. It took me an hour to finish the job.
  10. She requested me to help her with the homework.
  11. I stopped to say hi to Mary.
  12. She refused to talk to me.

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