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Join these sets of sentences using infinitives.
1. I heard of your new job. I was happy.
2. He has a plan. He will execute it.
3. Every company has a manager. He takes care of the business.
4. He speaks the truth. He is not afraid of it.
5. All teams have coaches.They guide them.
6. I stayed at home. I wanted rest.
7. He went to Mumbai. His objective was getting a job.
8. He must study. It is the only way of achieving success.
9. He collects precious stones. It is his hobby.
10. Our teacher is very kind. She cannot scold anyone.

Answers

Answered by priya21049
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1=I was happy to hear your new job.

2= He has a plan to  execute it .

3=Every company has a manager to take care of the business.

4=He has no afraid to speak the truth .

5=All teams have coaches to guide them

6=I stayed at home to rest .

7=HE went to Mumbai to his job.

8=He must study to achieve success.

9=He collects precious stones to fulfill his habit.

10=Our teacher is too kind to scold anyone .

Hope it will help you

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Answered by AnusritaS98
6

Answer:

1-I was happy to hear about your new job.

2- He has a plan to  execute.

3-Every company's manager  take care of the business.

4-He has no afraid of speaking the truth .

5-All teams have coaches to guide them

6-I stayed at home to rest .

7-He went to Mumbai to his job.

8-He must study to achieve success.

9-It is his hobby to collect precious stones.

10-Our teacher is too kind so she cannot scold anyone .

What is a infinitive word?

  • The word "infinitive" refers to a group of verb tenses that occur in numerous languages and are most frequently used as non-finite verbs.
  • Like many linguistic notions, there isn't a universal meaning for this one.
  • The word is derived from the Latin word infinitus, which means "infinite" in Late Latin.
  • The infinitive is the standard dictionary form of a verb when employed non-finitely, with or without the particle to, according to established definitions of English.
  • As a result, to go and go in sentences like "I must go there" are infinitives (but not in "I go there", where it is a finite verb).
  • The form containing to is known as the complete infinitive or to-infinitive, while the version without to is known as the bare infinitive.
  • An infinitive, which is a verb, can be combined with various complements and modifiers to make a verb phrase, also known as an infinitive phrase.
  • An infinitive verb phrase also counts as a complete non-finite clause known as an infinitive (infinitival) clause because it lacks an articulated subject like other non-finite verb forms (such as participles, converbs, gerunds, and gerundives).
  • These expressions or clauses can take on a number of different functions inside sentences, frequently acting as nouns (for example, as the subject of a sentence or the complement of another verb), and occasionally as adverbs or other kinds of modifiers.

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