Question

who wants to eat potatoes l Complete the sentence in infinitive​

Answer 1

Complete the sentence in an infinitive​:

who wants to eat potatoes l ___________________?

Answer:

I want to eat potatoes.

• Infinitive phrases consist of infinitives such as to eat, to walk, to read, to write, etc.

• An infinitive is the form of two words. ''to + verb'' when ''to'' is attached to the verb then it is an infinitive.

• Here, ''to'' is no longer acts as a preposition rather it is the part of the verb.
• Sometimes it acts as a noun, adjective, and adverb in order to express an opinion.

Answer 2

Answer:

Who wants to eat potatoes 'l' : Complete the sentence in infinitive

• According to the given question the rewrite sentence is : I want to eat potatoes.

• Or it can be : I like to eat potatoes.

• When a Simple Infinitive is used with the preposition to, it is known as the to-infinitive. And here 'to-infinitive' has been used. And Simple Infinitive is one kind of non-finite verb.

• Example : Shekhar loves to cook.

• A Simple Infinitive doesn't change its form to show any distinction of tense. See the differences between the first and second rewrite sentences : 'I want' and 'like' both are finite verbs and they have changed according to tense but to-infinitive has remained unchange because it doesn't change its form.