Read. Then write the sentence with the correct infinitives.
1. The archaeologist didn't forget to label each of the items.
2. Julius Caesar chose to attack the Treveri army.
3. Do the archaeologists hope to find more Roman treasure?
4. What did the Roman shoemakers learn to make so well?
5. The fort near Hermeskeil seems to be a real Roman fort.
Answer (2)
The infinitive 'to label' is correctly used here to indicate what the archaeologist did not forget.
Julius Caesar chose to attack the Treveri army.
Infinitive: 'to attack'
The sentences provided correctly use infinitives to convey various actions and purposes. Each infinitive describes what is intended or hoped for in the context of the sentences. Understanding how infinitives function can improve grammar skills.
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