Question

Rewrite the sentences using a to-infinitive (Vto) instead of a subordinate clause 1.Mother was pleased when she got a letter from her son. 2.He hoped that he'd meet her in the library. 3.I'm happy that I live in such a beautiful place. 4.The man was surprised when he heard his name. 5.He would be glad if he could keep you company in your travels.

Answer 1

1. Mother was pleased to have got a letter from her son.
2. He hoped to meet her in the library.
3. I'm happy to live in such a beautiful place.
4. The man was surprised to have heard his name.
5. He would be glad to be able to keep you company in your travels.

Answer 2

1.Mother was pleased to get a letter from her son.
2.He hoped to meet her in the library.
3.I'm happy to live in such a beautiful place.
4.The man was surprised to hear his name.
5.He would be glad to keep you company in your travels.

Answer 3

Certainly! Here are the sentences rewritten using a to-infinitive structure:

1. Mother was pleased to get a letter from her son.
2. He hoped to meet her in the library.
3. I'm happy to live in such a beautiful place.
4. The man was surprised to hear his name.
5. He would be glad to keep you company in your travels.