Question

Use infinitive to join the sentences given below.
1.He attended the conference.He wanted to discuss the new project.

2.I had money in my wallet.I bought a few toys for my cousin.

3.She went to ahyderabad.She wanted to visit the salar Jung museum.

4.The student must apologize.It is the only way to avoid paying a penalty for breaking the window glass.

5.She can use the gym in the afternoon.She needs the gym instructor's permission.

6.She can go home early.She needs the Principal's permission.

7.He plays the guitar.It is his hobby.
8.All the children keep the classroom clean.The teacher expects that.​

Answer 1

Answer:

he attended the conference to discuss the new project

I had money in my wallet to buy a few toys for my cousin

she went to hyderabad to visit the salar jung museum

the student must apologize to avoid a penalty for breaking the window glass

she needs the gym instructor's permission to use it in the afternoon

she needs the principles permission to go home early

it is his hobby to play the guitar

the teachers expects all the children to keep the classroom clean

Answer 2

★ Required answers:-

1. He attended the conference to discuss the new project.
2. I had money in my wallet to buy a few toys for my cousin.
3. She went to Hyderabad to visit the Salar Jung Museum.
4. The student must apologize to avoid paying a penalty for breaking the window glass.
5. She needs the gym instructor's permission to use the gym in afternoon.
6. She needs the Principal's permission to go home early.
7. It is his hobby to play the guitar.
8. The teacher expects all the children to keep the classroom clean.

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★ More about the topic:-

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎‎Verbs which doesn't act like a verb and doesn't get changed, though the tense, person or number gets changed in a sentence are non-finite verbs. For example,

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎(a) He likes to play football.

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ (b) ‎They likes to play football.

(Here, the verb 'play 'doesn't have any subject, doesn't get changed because of number, person or tense)

Non-finite verbs is further divided into three types, namely–

• Infinitives
• Gerunds
• Participles

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$\maltese$ Infinitive - Verbs that are in the form of to + base form of verb which functions as a noun, an adjective or an adverb in a sentence are infinitives. For example, She is struggling to collect the stamps.

$\maltese$ Gerund - These are verbs with a suffix "ing", and functions as a noun in a sentence are gerunds. For example, Collecting stamps is her hobby.

• The gerund "collecting" is acting as the noun in this sentence.

$\maltese$ Participle - This type of verb also has "ing" as a suffix (in case of present tense) which is used as an adjective in a sentence. For example, Boring movies were played by them.

• Here the noun is movies and the participle (present) "boring" is acting as an adjective.

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