不定式 The infinitive of purpose.pptVIP

* GRAMMAR 1 The infinitive of purpose 1. I stole something every day to pay for the drugs. 2. Teacher Wang is to meet us this afternoon. 3. He told me to take them to a shop in a nearby street. 4. I continued to buy cannabis from the same man for about six months. To indicates purpose. To indicates arrangement. To follows certain verbs. To follows certain verbs. 1) To indicates arrangement. He is to leave for Beijing tomorrow. We are to travel during summer holiday. 2) To follows certain verbs. I can’t afford to buy a car. Remember to post the letter. She refuses to make up her mind. About To. 3) To indicates purpose (used as adverbial). I went to France to learn French. He returned home to look for his keys. She opened her mouth to say something. To sleep late in the morning, Bob turned off the alarm. 4) The negative form of the infinitive: not to do, never to do The doctor advised me not to smoke. Father warned me never to drive after drinking. Other forms to indicate purpose: so as to do, in order to do (the negative form: so as not to do, in order not to do) 1. In order to improve English, Jenny bought a lot of tapes for herself. 2. He gave me the phone number so as to contact him when we are in need of help. 3. Study hard so as not to fail the exam. 4. He came in quietly in order not to wake his wife. 1. He broke into a house _______________________________. 2. A lot of people visit the centre _________________________________. 3. Drug users have to steal things _______________________________. 4. The government is starting an advertising campaign __________________________________________. in order to/ so as to save an old man Complete these sentences. Use in order to or so as to. in order to/so as to see that famous statue in order to/ so as to pay for drugs in order to/ so as to tell people not to take drugs 1. She stopped smoking _______________ be fit. 2. He read the article about cocaine _________________ learn about the problem. 3. The government pu