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    The document discusses different ways to use "to" to express purposes and reasons in English sentences. It can be used after verbs like "go" and "come" to indicate purpose or reason for an action. It is also used with adjectives, after wh-questions or indirect questions, and after certain verbs like "hope", "decide", "want", and "learn" to express purpose or reason.

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    The document discusses different ways to use "to" to express purposes and reasons in English sentences. It can be used after verbs like "go" and "come" to indicate purpose or reason for an action. It is also used with adjectives, after wh-questions or indirect questions, and after certain verbs like "hope", "decide", "want", and "learn" to express purpose or reason.

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    Infinitives

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    The document discusses different ways to use "to" to express purposes and reasons in English sentences. It can be used after verbs like "go" and "come" to indicate purpose or reason for an action. It is also used with adjectives, after wh-questions or indirect questions, and after certain verbs like "hope", "decide", "want", and "learn" to express purpose or reason.

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    THE USE OF : TO

    EXPRESSING PURPOSES/ REASONS


    • Silvia went shopping
    to buy a present for her mother.
    • She will come
    to visit you.
    • I am studying English
    • to…
    • TO eat in this restaurant, you need to book a
    table in advance
    WITH ADJECTIVES

    • It is important
    • to talk about it.
    • She will be happy
    • to see you.
    • It was stupid
    • to think that .
    • It can be dangerous
    • to use gasoline.
    INFINITIVES AFTER WH QUESTIONS
    OR INDIRECT QUESTIONS
    Do you know what to do?
    Can you tell me how to use the new camera?
    WITH CERTAIN VERBS
    • Hope • Remember
    • Decide • Forget
    • Want • Need
    • Would like • Plan
    • Promise • Learn
    • Pretend • Offer
    • Try • Start

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