Question

in what four ways can the infinitive be used?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. As the subject of a sentence:

“She discovered her baby was starting to walk earlier than expected.”

2. To describe something you are planning to do, or intend to do:

“I will try to talk to him tomorrow night, before I come.”

3. As, or after, a direct object:

“They wanted to see how things would turn out.”

4. As an adjective or an adverb, where it describes the main action taking place:

“She went to the gym every day to prepare for the marathon.”

Answer 2

Answer:

There are four main ways that the infinitive can be used in English:

• As the subject of a sentence: ...

• To describe something you are planning to do, or intend to do: ...

• As, or after, a direct object: ...

• As an adjective or an adverb, where it describes the main action taking place: