infinitive as adjective

In this video, Teacher Paul explains how to use an infinitive as an adjective for a noun.
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[@hemanthadesilva527]

Extremely advance part of the language. I first time studied it. Thank you Sir.

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It is a wonderful lesson. Infinitives can be used as noun and adjective. Learning American English Online is a good channel to learn English. It has a lot of good English to learn. Thank you, paul.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

You're welcome. This lesson is intended for intermediate level learners of English. This is not an easy concept to grasp at first for students who aren't familiar with infinitives.

[@hilalahmad7286]

This lesson was simply amazing. It was really great to know how can function as adjectives in a sentence. I look forward to learning more amazing things about grammar. Thanks!

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Hello Teacher Paul. Could you please explain why some plural nouns are used as adjectives in English. For example, a math facts workbook, a women club, a kids meal, a managers meeting, or a sports car. Thanks.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Adjectives in English are not plural, but when compound nouns are created, it gives the impression that there is a plural adjective before the noun. Another way of thinking about it is that possessive nouns function as adjectives before a noun.

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Thank you for making it easy to understand.

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vital concept to understand texts fully. thanks for you efforts sir ❤

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Really informative lecture 🔥

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Hi Paul, how you doin' ?. Let me tell you Paul, I never could figure out that Grammar part BUT with your explanation it's completely understood now, I'm gonna be able to know what they're talking about when they mention infinitive as adjective, thanks Paul 👍.

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Great teaching!!!!

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Thanks a million for the lesson!

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You’re welcome!

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Hi Teacher Paul! Thank you so much for uploading this video lesson. It is very interesting, informative, and helpful. As usual, the explanations are clear and concise. Do you mind making a video lesson about the usage of the " to infinitive " as an adverb in a sentence? I am very confused on this topic. Please and thank you. Best Wishes, Fazil

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Awesome tutorial !!, can you also explain the case when infinitive acting as Adverbs !!👍

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[@fyoubeach]

Hi man! Good explanation! Can you do a video about saying the same thing using Infinitive-adjectives and relative clauses? Thanks!

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[@debughosh1331]

Sir, do we always use an infinitive after a noun to modify it.

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[@aliusman4181]

i know its off the topic but i need your help please. Can i use 'wile' as an adjective ? For instance, He came to her with wile intentions.

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How do i make distinction between adjectival infinitive vs adverbial infinitive

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[@aamirali5333]

Please upload a video infinitive as verb and explain the complete use of infinitive "to be" . For example... It was to be done. Thanks

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I admit to having understood that

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[@jean-paulpotet1988]

These are relative clauses in the infinitive.

[@RRRazzzaRRR]

I have nothing to do today. So I will be learning French. 😅

[@jacksonamaral329]

good.

[@laithalassady]

I have a car to ride ---> infinitive for purpose. I have a book to read -----> infinitive for reason. I have a job to do ------> infintve for adjective.

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I have things to do

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The right thing to do is to tell the truth What is to tell in this sentence then ? Infinitive as what ? Noun or adjective

[@banatkhan189]

Sir this lesson contains a lot of grammar,so it is a little bit difficult to understand.

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Can I say There are many things that I like to buy

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Thanks a lot