Question

Underline the infinitives and name their forms 1. I can help you with these exercises.2. Tom likes to listen to classic music.3. To walk in the park is really a pleasure.4. He seems to have made the model of the battle ship.5. Ben was seen to have been painting the fence.6.Mona was the first to come to the concert.7. Kate seemed to be writing a letter to her friend.8. Pam bought a book to be read in the train.9. It was difficult to understand the plot of the novel.10. Sam must have forgotten to come to the meeting.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

I can help you with these exercises. (to help) - Infinitive form: help

Tom likes to listen to classic music. (to listen) - Infinitive form: listen

To walk in the park is really a pleasure. (to walk) - Infinitive form: walk

He seems to have made the model of the battleship. (to have made) - Infinitive form: have made

Ben was seen to have been painting the fence. (to have been painting) - Infinitive form: have been painting

Mona was the first to come to the concert. (to come) - Infinitive form: come

Kate seemed to be writing a letter to her friend. (to be writing) - Infinitive form: be writing

Pam bought a book to be read in the train. (to be read) - Infinitive form: be read

It was difficult to understand the plot of the novel. (to understand) - Infinitive form: understand

Sam must have forgotten to come to the meeting. (to come) - Infinitive form: come

Answer 2

Sure, here are the infinitives in each sentence, and I've also named their forms:

1. I can help you with these exercises.

   • Infinitive: to help
   • Form: Base infinitive

2. Tom likes to listen to classical music.

   • Infinitive: to listen
   • Form: Base infinitive

3. To walk in the park is really a pleasure.

   • Infinitive: to walk
   • Form: Base infinitive

4. He seems to have made the model of the battleship.

   • Infinitive: to have
   • Form: Full infinitive

5. Ben was seen to have been painting the fence.

   • Infinitive: to have been
   • Form: Full infinitive

6. Mona was the first to come to the concert.

   • Infinitive: to come
   • Form: Base infinitive

7. Kate seemed to be writing a letter to her friend.

   • Infinitive: to be
   • Form: Full infinitive

8. Pam bought a book to be read on the train.

   • Infinitive: to be
   • Form: Full infinitive

9. It was difficult to understand the plot of the novel.

   • Infinitive: to understand
   • Form: Base infinitive

10. Sam must have forgotten to come to the meeting.

    • Infinitive: to come
    • Form: Base infinitive