Инфинитив. Часть I: Лексико-грамматический практикум по английскому языку. Марченко О.В. - 20 стр.

      9. I’ve come here to fetch some of my things, not to chat with you.
      10. To ask is better that go astray.
      11. He is your superior, so to speak.
      12. I asked the driver to pull over to the kerb.
      13. Her real employment was to be herself.
      14. She says the oven is cool enough to bake.
      15. I broke a lunch date with her to meet a woman novelist.
      16. It was a good idea to rest before the party, so as to be fresh.
      17. To be exact, it was in 1925.
      18. My immediate impulse was simply to run away.
      19. I began to feel calm enough to find the situation rather
interesting.
       Óïð. 20. Ïðî÷èòàòü, ïåðåâåñòè íà ðóññêèé ÿçûê.
       The Infinitive is used here as ATTRIBUTE
       I..
       1. It was a pleasant garden, with walks and flower- beds and places
to sit.
       2. You are the chap to advise me in the crisis which has arisen in
my affairs.
       3. The first thing to do is to look up his number in the phone-
book.
       4. There is a time to weep and a time to laugh.
       5. The Weeds were the last to leave the party.
       6. Caroline was the first to point out that it was time to go and
have dinner.
       7. Herbert was the first one to arrive.
       8. The last to come was my husband.
       9. There was nothing to stop him.
       10. There was a mile to go.
       11. There was no lack of things to see.
       12. She didn’t conceal the fact that there was worse to come.
       13. I have something very important to consult you about.
       14. Have you anything to suggest?
       15. I haven’t anywhere to sleep tonight.
       16. I have a long way to go in forming my character. I have terrible
habits.
       17. She has taken up his invitation to go and see his paintings.
       18. But her power to think clearly lasted only an instant.


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