To with the infinitive to express purpose

A: I want my glasses.

B: What for?

A:...............

• To read the newspaper.

• To brush my shoes.

• To comb my hair.

• To clean the blackboard.

A: I want a broom.

B: What for?

A:...............

• To carry the cups.

• To clean the blackboard.

• To buy a watch.

• To open the door.

A: I want a comb.

B: What for?

A:...............

• To carry the cups

• To open the door.

• To clean the blackboard.

• To comb my hair.

A: I want some money.

B: What for?

A:...............

• To write a book.

• To read the newspaper.

• To buy a watch.

• To clean the blackboard.

A: I want some string.

B: What for?

A:...............

• To tie the parcel.

• To clean the blackboard.

• To carry the cups.

• To open the door.

A: I want .......

B: What for?

A:To clean my teeth.

• a duster

• a toothbrush

• a tray

• a comb

A: I want .......

B: What for?

A:To clean the blackboard.

• a tray

• glasses.

• a duster.

• a key.

A: I want .......

B: What for?

A:To sweep the floor.

• a tray.

• a toothbrush.

• some string.

• a broom

A: I want .......

B: What for?

A:To carry the cups.

• a tray.

• some money

• a duster.

• a broom.

A: I want .......

B: What for?

A:To brush my shoes.

• some money

• a toothbrush.

• a brush.

• some string.