New posts in infinitives

Why was "to + verb + ing" used in this case? [duplicate]

word-choice grammaticality verbs infinitives gerunds

What parts of speech are "like" and "to" in the sentence "Bobby does not like to walk"? [closed]

syntactic-analysis parts-of-speech infinitives

Is "Why to... ..." grammatical?

grammaticality infinitives

“Be” as an action rather than a state

grammar verbs infinitives

What is the grammatical function of the infinitive 'to aid them' in the following sentence? 'He could do nothing to aid them.'

grammar meaning-in-context syntactic-analysis sentence infinitives

"No one is born hating..." vs. "No one is born to hate..."

meaning differences infinitives

Which of the following sentences is/are incorrect? ("Permit" vs. "allow" vs. "let")

word-choice grammaticality verbs infinitives bare-infinitive

What is the purpose of (-s) in "Don't hurts us"?

grammaticality infinitives do third-person

Past tense and "rather than"

past-tense infinitives gerunds

Are the infinitive phrases adverbial or adjectival in these sentences?

infinitives adverbials infinitive-constructions adjectival-phrases

"It is fun to write letters" vs. "It is fun writing letters"

word-choice grammaticality infinitives gerunds present-participles

Are both of these Raising’s?

infinitives subjects

Infinitive without "to"? [duplicate]

verbs infinitives bare-infinitive particles verb-stacking

fun to make and fun to eat

infinitives conjunction-reduction

‘to start’ and ‘to starting’, prefaced by ‘key’

syntactic-analysis infinitives noun-phrases

Is there a difference between "way of doing something" and "way to do something"?

infinitives gerunds expression-choice determiners

Help identifying an error type "tried to help me learning"

grammar infinitives gerunds present-participles

Why are present participle and infinitive equally acceptable for some verbs, but not others?

infinitives auxiliary-verbs present-participles

How does the to infinitive work with adjectives like "wrong" and "wise"?

syntactic-analysis infinitives

Should we use "not to" or "to not"? [duplicate]

grammar infinitives double-negation