Question

you might run that comb through your hair so you will look presentable. (rewrite using infinitive)

Answer 1

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To know , what $\bold{Infinitive}$ means , you at first need to know what a $\bold{Non-finite\:verb}$ means .

$\bold{Non-Finite\:Verb}$ :

The verb which does not indicate any tense , person or number in a sentence , and in all tenses , it is in the form is called a $\bold{non-finite\:verb}$

There are $\bold{three}$ types of Non - finite verbs . They are :

⭐ $\bold{Infinitive}$.

⭐ $\bold{Past\:Participle}$.

⭐ $\bold{Present\:Participle}$.

1 . $\bold{Infinitive}$ :

⭐ Regular Infinitive : Preposition (to) + Verb .

ex: He wants to talk with him .
I want to swim in the pool .

⭐ Bare Infinitive : Verb .

ex: She tried to refuse to accept the $\bold{broken}$ vase .

[ here , 'to refuse' and 'to accept' are also infinitives , but they are regular infinitives. ]

2 . $\bold{Present\:Participle}$ :

When present participle form is used as non - finite then , it does not indicate progressive sentence or continuous tense .

ex: $\bold{Swimming}$ is a good exercise .
He stopped $\bold{eating}$ mangoes and started to play .

3 . $\bold{Past\:Participle}$ :

It is an adverbial modifier .

⭐ Active form : Having + V.P.P ( verb past participle ) .

⭐ Passive form : Having + been + V.P.P ( verb past participle ) .

Your Sentence was :

“ You might run that comb through your hair so you look presentable . ”

So , by adding an infinitive , if we rewrite the sentence , then it would be :

" You might run that comb through your hair $\bold{to\:look}$ presentable . "

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