Identify the infinitives in the following sentences If there’s no infinitive in the sentence, write no infinitive. 6. I want to
drive a Volkswagen. 7. My friends have offered to help me with the driving. 8. We hope the trip to Canada will be pleasant. 9. To be there by the end of the month is our goal. 10. As you know, a trip to Niagara Falls is part of our plans. 11. Without a doubt, to travel helps in broadening a person’s experience.
6. to drive 7. to help 8. / 9. To be 10. / 11. to travel An infinitive is an essential form of a verb, always in the form of TO + verb. It gives us a basic, impersonal, dictionary form of the verb, which provides us with its meaning. In a sentence, it can complement certain verbs with incomplete meaning, such as modal verbs (e.g. I have to go), or express a purpose of some other verbs (e.g. I went to buy groceries).
Figurative Language - Metaphor - when he talks about the wheelbarrow being glazed with rain, he may be talking about old things being reinvigorated and being new again.
