Infinitive Verb Patterns Explained

The video tutorial explains the use of infinitive verbs in sentences where the subject performs both actions. It also covers the use of infinitive verbs with objects, providing examples and a list of verbs that follow this pattern. The lesson concludes with a summary of the key points discussed.

What is the role of an infinitive verb in a sentence where the subject performs both actions?

• It indicates a future action.

• It shows an action done by the subject.

• It describes an ongoing action.

• It is used to express a wish.

What is the purpose of using an infinitive verb in a sentence?

• To express a completed action

• To indicate an action related to the subject or object

• To form a question

• To describe a noun

In the sentence 'She asked to go to the bathroom', who performs the action of going?

• The teacher

• The subject 'she'

• The bathroom

• The listener

Which verb pattern is used when the action is performed by an object?

• Verb + object + infinitive

• Verb + past participle

• Verb + infinitive

• Verb + gerund

In the sentence 'She asked George to help', who is expected to perform the action of helping?

• George

• The teacher

• She

• The audience

In the sentence 'He would like it to rain tomorrow', what is the action associated with 'it'?

• Running

• Eating

• Raining

• Liking

Which of the following verbs can be used in the verb-object-infinitive pattern?

• Run

• Jump

• Advise

• Eat

Which verb is NOT typically used in the verb-object-infinitive pattern?

• Expect

• Invite

• Run

• Tell

What does the verb-object-infinitive pattern indicate in a sentence?

• Two actions: one by the subject and one by the object

• A single action by the subject

• A hypothetical situation

• An action in the past

In the sentence 'The doctor advised me to sleep', what is the action performed by the object?

• Running

• Eating

• Sleeping

• Advising