to infinitive

TO INFINITIVE

rumus:
S + To + V1

-to infinitive is a verb proceeded by 'to'
-used in condition that

1) a verb comes after an causative object
- he asked me to clean the floor
- i want her to take the job
2) a verb comes after question word functional as a noun clause
- he wanted to know what to do
- she never knows how to manage her money
3) a verb comes after these following words
-agree
-attemp
-claim
-decide
-demand
-offer
-pretend
-desire
-fail
-forget
-hesitate
-plan
-refuse
-hope
-need
-intent
-learn
-prepare
-seem
-setrive
-tend
-want
-try
-wish
-expect
-suppose

ex:
- i decide to take the job
- she pretend to be a model
- he hoped to get the job
4) a verb comes after these following adjective:
-dificult
-dangerous
-anxious
-boring
-good
-glad
-happy
-ready
-pleased
-prepared
-able
-usual
-commont
-wrong

ex:
- it is dangerous to swim in the river
- i am happy to see you in the party
- i was ready to finish the job
-they were anxlous to see your perfomance in the stage

NOTE:
These following words have different meaning if followed by gerund and to infinitive
-remember
-forget
-stop
-want
-need
-require

ex:
- i stop driving fast
- i stop to driving fast
ex:

1) i want to borrow your book
2) i learn to english
3) i hope to get good mark
4) she needs to preparation uniform for tomorrow
5) i try to do it
6) i agree to follow you
7) they refused to swim on the river
8) he plans to cancel the meeting
9) she forgets to meet with me
10) we intent  to give surprise for him

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