WorksheetsInfinitives
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
The infinitive is a kind of
Finite Verb
Noun
Non- Finite Verb
Adjective
The formula for an infinitive is
to+ base form of verb
two+ base form of the verb
to+ modal verb
to+ noun
When an infinitive is used without to, it is called
Gerund
Participle
Present Participle
Bare infinitive
Sandra’s deepest desire was to perform.
Mrs. Jackson wants to swim.
When Cathy's arms got tired, Robert decided to row.
The clowns for the party were beginning to arrive.
What is the infinitive/infinitive phrase in the following sentence?
To give to others is so important.
to give to others
to others
is so important
so important
What is the infinitive/infinitive phrase in the following sentence?
My entire life I have always wanted to be a teacher.
my entire life
I have
always wanted
to be a teacher
What is the infinitive/infinitive phrase in the following sentence?
Eating a balanced diet allows a person to keep healthy.
eating a balanced diet
balanced
allows a person
to keep healthy
What is the infinitive/infinitive phrase in the following sentence?
After Bobby fell to the ground, he needed to go to the hospital.
Bobby fell
to the ground
to go
to the hospital
What is the bare infinitive in the following sentence:
He will write soon.
Write
Soon
He will
Identify the bare infinitive in the following sentence:
Let me try this recipe.
Let
Try
Recipe
Use infinitives to join the following sentences:
He attended the conference.
He wanted to discuss the new project.
(a)
I had enough money in my wallet. I bought a few toys for my cousin.
(a)
The Student must apologize.
It is the only way to avoid paying a heavy penalty for breaking the window glass.
(a)
She can go home early.
She needs the Principal's permission.
(a)
He plays the guitar.
It is his hobby.
(a)
All the citizens should pay their taxes.
The government expects this of all citizens.
(a)
The concept of infinitives is clear to me.
Yes
No
Somewhat Clear
Need extra work
