- He went to the library to study.
- He went to the library studying.
- He went to the library for studying.
- Both B and C are incorrect.
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- Full infinitive
- Gerund
- Bare infinitive
- Adverb
- Adjective
- Adverbial phrase
- Infinitive complement
- Noun phrase
- He promised me that he would not lie.
- He promised me not to lie.
- He promised not to lie to me.
- All are correct.
- Grammatically incorrect due to the split infinitive.
- Grammatically correct, but "not to lose" is preferred.
- Grammatically incorrect because the negative is misplaced.
- Grammatically incorrect because "not" is an adverb.
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Participle
- Bare infinitive
- The problem is to solve it.
- The problem is to be solved by someone.
- The problem to be solving is difficult.
- The problem to be solved by me.
- The man to talk to is here.
- She wants to get a car.
- He is anxious to leave.
- It is a great opportunity to grow.
- Gerund
- Bare infinitive
- Full infinitive
- Prepositional phrase
- She decided to immediately begin her work.
- She decided to begin her work immediately.
- She immediately decided to begin her work.
- Both B and C are correct.
- He promised me that he would help me.
- He promised me to help me.
- He promised me he will help me.
- He promised me helping me.
- Full infinitive
- Gerund
- Past participle
- Bare infinitive
- to meet
- to met
- to have met
- meeting
- The question is too difficult for answering.
- The question is too difficult to answer.
- The question is too difficult to be answered.
- Both B and C are correct, with C being more formal.
- Gerund
- Past participle
- Infinitive without 'to'
- Infinitive
- He promised not to tell anyone.
- He promised to not tell anyone.
- He promised not tell anyone.
- He promised not telling anyone.
