Grammar adjective + infinitive

• It's wrong to touch jellyfish.

• It's dangerous to touch jellyfish.

• It's safe to touch jellyfish.

• It's important to leave trash at this beach.

• It's safe to leave trash at this beach.

• It's incorrect to leave trash at this beach.

• It's safe to swim at this beach.

• It's illegal to swim at this beach.

• It's incorrect to swim at this beach.

• It's illegal to wear a life jacket.

• It's dangerous to wear a life jacket.

• It's important to wear a life jacket.

• If you feel sick, it's wrong to see a doctor.

• If you feel sick, it's possible to see a doctor.

• If you feel sick, it's illegal to see a doctor.

• It's terrible to dive under the water.

• It's illegal to dive under the water.

• It's exciting to dive under the water.

• It's safe to drive without a license.

• It's illegal to drive without a license.

• It's exciting to drive without a license.

• When you leave a room, it's important to turn off the lights.

• When you leave a room, it's illegal to turn off the lights.

• When you leave a room, it's exciting to turn off the lights.

• In the summer, It's terrible to play with water.

• In the summer, It's boring to play with water.

• In the summer, It's fun to play with water.

• It's unsafe to climb a mountain without a rope.

• It's fun to climb a mountain without a rope.

• It's important to climb a mountain without a rope.