Basic Infinitive of purpose and review

The woman has ...

• a bike to ride.

• some orange juice to drink.

• a hat to wear.

• some bread to eat.

The girl has ...

• a bike to ride.

• a kite to fly.

• a train to play with.

• some orange juice to drink.

The family has ...

• a hat to wear.

• a book to read.

• a train to play with.

• some orange juice to drink.

What's this?

• The boy has a ball to catch.

• The boy has a ball to hit.

• The boy has a ball to throw.

• The ball has a ball to wear.

What's right?

• The man has a ball to throw.

• The man has a ball to hit.

• The man has a ball to wear.

• The man has a ball to catch.

What's right?

• He has a car to drive.

• He has a car to ride.

• He has a car to fly.

• He has a car to eat.

What's right?

• He has a motorbike to fly.

• He has a motorbike to ride.

• He has a motorbike to drive.

• He has a motorbike to drink.

There are ... burgers on the table.

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

There are ... children in the garden.

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Would you like lemonade ... would you like orange juice?

• and

• or

• but