REVISION FOR THE FIRST TERM TEST - ENGLISH 11

A. GRAMMAR:

UNIT 1:                   

Infinitive with TO and Infinitive without TO

1.  Infinitive with TO:

   + is used to express a purpose. Ex: I’m learning English to get a good job.

   + is used after adjectives Ex: I’m pleased to see you.

   + is used after interrogative pronouns: what, who, where, how, ...          Ex: Tell me what to do.

   + is used after indefinite pronouns: something, nothing, anybody, …    Ex: He has nothing to do.

   + is used after some verbs: want, need, decide, refuse, offer, hope, fail, agree, tend, plan, arrange, learn, promise, afford, care, manage, attempt, ... Ex: I want to buy that house.

2. Infinitive without TO

   + is used after some verbs: make, let; and see, hear, watch, feel, … + Object

       Ex : Nothing can make him cry.       I saw the man get into the car.

   + is used after modal verbs: will, shall, could, can, should, must, may, …

       Ex: I must speak to manager.                        You should go to bed early.

   + is used after: and, or, except, but, than, as, like… Ex: He cannot do anything but smile.