An infinitive composes the words "to" plus the "simple verb". Infinitives can be used as nouns, adjectives or even adverbs. In the given sentence above, the part of the sentence that contains an infinitive is, "to enrich". The infinitive "to enrich" is used as an adverb in the sentence modifying the verb
"decided".
It's rather straightforward - we only need to create the going to sentences like the pattern in the first one shows us.
Answer:
We are going to decorate the garden for the party
We are not going to decorate ...
Are we going to decorate ...
Andrew is going to cook spaghetti tonight.
Andrew is not going to cook ...
Is Andrew going to cook ...
The kids are going to be ready soon.
The kids are not going to be ...
Are the kids going to be ...
Mark is going to visit a museum tomorrow
Mark is not going to visit ...
Is Mark going to visit ...
Answer:
So go ahead and write this in your own words hope it helps
Explanation:
What you read directly affects how you write. Readers understand thoughts and learn how to structure those thoughts into a sentence. Readers also understand words and the connection they make with thoughts. Writing often comes naturally to avid readers because they understand the connection between thoughts and words.Reading exposes us to other styles, other voices, other forms, and other genres of writing. Importantly, it exposes us to writing that's better than our own and helps us to improve. Reading helps us make connections to our own experiences and emotions so reading makes you a better writer and a better communicator.
