to infinitive practice.

To-Infinitives

To-Infinitive Verbs

(to + base form of the verb)

The to-infinitive is used to express the action or opinion of doing something:

-> I like to play baseball.

-> Everyday I try to practice Japanese.

-> It is fun to watch movies.

To-Infinitive Verbs

(to + base form of the verb)

The to-infinitive is also used for something in the future:

-> I want to be a doctor.

-> I need to study English.

-> I am going to work for a company.

To-Infinitive Verbs

(to + base form of the verb)

The to-infinitive is also used when describing purpose or intention:

-> I went to the store to buy some vegetables.

-> I bought vegetables to make a soup.

-> I made soup to eat for dinner.

Match

Match the to-infinitive phrase with its correct topic:

• I am practicing English

• He started muscle training

• He has a part-time job

• They went to the mall

to study in America

to become stronger

to buy a car.

to go shopping.

• to study in America

• to become stronger

• to buy a car.

• to go shopping.

Match

Match the to-infinitive phrase with its correct topic:

• She bought new headphones

• He needs a ticket

• I like going to onsen

• She is on a diet

to listen to music.

to ride the train.

to relax.

to lose weight.

• to listen to music.

• to ride the train.

• to relax.

• to lose weight.