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Yes, "to" is a preposition: Tom goes TO a good school. When it is part of an infinitive, it is no longer called a preposition but simply the sign of an infinitive: I want TO LEARN grammar. And sometimes you may not use the "to" of an infinitive: He made me DO it.
- Yes, "to" is a preposition: Tom goes TO a good school.
- When it is part of an infinitive, it is no longer called a preposition but simply the sign of an infinitive: I want TO LEARN grammar.
- And sometimes you may not use the "to" of an infinitive: He made me DO it.
- And sometimes you have a choice: Would you help me TO DO it?
- Would you help me DO it?
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Yes, "to" is a preposition: Tom goes TO a good school. When it is part of an infinitive, it is no longer called a preposition but simply the sign of an infinitive: I want TO LEARN grammar. And sometimes you may not use the "to" of an infinitive: He made me DO it. And sometimes you have a choice: Would you help me TO DO it? Would you help me DO it?
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