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Mr. Kamrul is a teacher. He is never late to enter the classroom. He is very careful to teach his students. He always wants to keep the students busy in the class. He always tries to make the lesson easy and interesting for the students. Every student is keen to learn from him. He is a good teacher. His students are very happy to find such a teacher like him.

Gani Mia is a poor farmer. He has a few plots of land. He has two cows to cultivate his lands. He has a small house to live in. He works hard to grow crops. He has two daughters. He has none to help him. It is very difficult for him to maintain his family.

1. Subject of a verb: To run in the sun is bad for health. 2. Object of a verb: I want to play cricket. 3. Complement of Intransitive Verb: He seems to be pleased. 4. Object of Preposition: The tree is about to fall. 1. Subject of a verb: To run in the sun is bad for health. 2. Object of a verb: I want to play cricket. 3. Complement of Intransitive Verb: He seems to be pleased. 4. Object of Preposition: The tree is about to fall. Formation: to+ Present form of verb (to+V1) Function of Infinitive: Noun, Adjective & Adverb Uses of Infinitives:

Infinitive Simple or Noun Infinitive Gerundial or Qualifying Infinitive

To swim is good for health. Subject I like to write a letter. Object The woman is about to die. Object of Preposition He seems to be tired. Complement Simple or Noun Infinitive does the function of a noun. It is used as the subject of a verb, object of a verb or preposition, complement of verb etc.

Gerundial or Qualifying Infinitive This is a house to live in. My friend came to see me. Adjective Adverb Gerundial or Qualifying Infinitive does the function of adjective and adverb.

Bare Infinitive Infinitive without ‘to’ bare Infinitives are used after the following verbs in Active Voice. Make, dare, need, see, behold, watch, hear, please, let, bid, know 1. He let me (to) go. 2. Did you see him (to) go. 3. Let him (to) do whatever he likes. 4. We heard him (to) say so. 5. My father bade me (to) go to Dhaka. 6. Please (to) do it. 7. He made me (to) do it. 8. I watched them (to) go away. 9. I shall behold him (to) come. 10. I need not (to) go home. 1. He let me (to) go. 2. Did you see him (to) go. 3. Let him (to) do whatever he likes. 4. We heard him (to) say so. 5. My father bade me (to) go to Dhaka. 6. Please (to) do it. 7. He made me (to) do it. 8. I watched them (to) go away. 9. I shall behold him (to) come. 10. I need not (to) go home.

Group Work I want a cup of tea. We read newspaper -----knowledge. I like to-----pizza. We want -----this car. Fill in the blanks with Infinitives.

She bought a dheki paddy. I had to----the river. My sister wants-----this sharee. I need a sheet of paper -----a letter.

1. He works hard. He wants to shine in life. 2. Read attentively. You will pass in the examination. 3. We read newspaper. We can learn many things. 4. We eat a balanced diet. We can live well. 5. Keep an open mind. You can understand people. 1. He works hard. He wants to shine in life. 2. Read attentively. You will pass in the examination. 3. We read newspaper. We can learn many things. 4. We eat a balanced diet. We can live well. 5. Keep an open mind. You can understand people.

1.He works hard to shine in life. 2.Read attentively to pass in the examination. 3.We read newspaper to learn many things. 4.We eat a balanced diet to live well. 5.Keep an open mind to understand people. 1.He works hard to shine in life. 2.Read attentively to pass in the examination. 3.We read newspaper to learn many things. 4.We eat a balanced diet to live well. 5.Keep an open mind to understand people.

Evaluation Change the following sentences by using Infinitive. 1.We eat so that we may live. (Simple) 2.I went to market and bought a big fish. (Simple) 3.He works hard in order that he can make a good result. 4.If you read attentively, you will pass in the examination. (Simple) 5.I went to the river because I wanted to swim. (Simple) 1.We eat so that we may live. (Simple) 2.I went to market and bought a big fish. (Simple) 3.He works hard in order that he can make a good result. 4.If you read attentively, you will pass in the examination. (Simple) 5.I went to the river because I wanted to swim. (Simple)

1.We eat to live. 2.I went to market to buy a big fish. 3.He works hard to make a good result. 4.Read attentively to pass in the examination. 5.I went to the river to swim. 1.We eat to live. 2.I went to market to buy a big fish. 3.He works hard to make a good result. 4.Read attentively to pass in the examination. 5.I went to the river to swim.

Home Work 1.What is Infinitive? 2.How many kinds of Infinitives? What are they? 3.What are the uses of Infinitives? 1.What is Infinitive? 2.How many kinds of Infinitives? What are they? 3.What are the uses of Infinitives? Answer the following questions.

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