Question

Complete the sentences with the infinitive with to and without to: 0 1) It is necessary ... (attend) classes regularly. 2) I was the last ... (speak). 3) You ought ... (be) more responsible. 4) I can't... (make) him ... (believe) me. 5) It's difficult ... (read) English books in the original. 6) The teacher told ... (1 - join) the anatomy scientific society, 7) This equipment enabled... (we - perform) sophisticated surgeries 8) I must... (retum) the book to the library as soon as I have read it. 9) I'd like you... (think) it over first. 10) I showed them how... (use) the computer.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1. to attend

2. to speak

3. be

4. make, to believe

5. to read

6. to join

7. us to perform

8. return

9. to think

10. to useuse

Answer 2

0) It is necessary to attend classes regularly. 1) I was the last to speak. 2) You ought to be more responsible. 3) I can't make him believe me. 4) It's difficult to read English books in the original. 5) The teacher told me to join the anatomy scientific society. 6) This equipment enabled us to perform sophisticated surgeries. 7) I must return the book to the library as soon as I have read it. 8) I'd like you to think it over first. 9) I showed them how to use the computer.

Here are the complete sentences with the infinitive form of the verbs, both with "to" and without "to":

0) It is necessary to attend classes regularly. 1) I was the last to speak. 2) You ought to be more responsible. 3) I can't make him believe me. 4) It's difficult to read English books in the original. 5) The teacher told me to join the anatomy scientific society. 6) This equipment enabled us to perform sophisticated surgeries. 7) I must return the book to the library as soon as I have read it. 8) I'd like you to think it over first. 9) I showed them how to use the computer.

In each sentence, the verb is followed by either "to" or is used without "to" depending on the specific verb construction and meaning. The infinitive form of a verb is the base form of the verbTo complete the sentences with the infinitive with "to" and without "to," we can follow these guidelines:

1) It is necessary ... (attend) classes regularly. 2) I was the last ... (speak). 3) You ought ... (be) more responsible. 4) I can't ... (make) him ... (believe) me. 5) It's difficult ... (read) English books in the original. 6) The teacher told ... (1 - join) the anatomy scientific society. 7) This equipment enabled... (we - perform) sophisticated surgeries. 8) I must ... (return) the book to the library as soon as I have read it. 9) I'd like you ... (think) it over first. 10) I showed them how... (use) the computer.

Sentences with the infinitive with "to" and without "to":

1) It is necessary to attend classes regularly. 2) I was the last to speak. 3) You ought to be more responsible. 4) I can't make him believe me. 5) It's difficult to read English books in the original. 6) The teacher told me to join the anatomy scientific society. 7) This equipment enabled us to perform sophisticated surgeries. 8) I must return the book to the library as soon as I have read it. 9) I'd like you to think it over first. 10) I showed them how to use the computer.