Noun+to verb
Hello friends.
There are some nouns which we can use with "to verb".
Are they limited or we can use everything?
Example,
Lets think that I had money and I was going to help poor children with that money. Then, It was lost. Can I say:
" The money to help poor children was extremely important. "
or
" The money in order to help poor children was extremely important. "
Are they correct gramatically?
Thank you.
Top answer
The infinitive, or the "to verb" as you call it, is a verbal that can be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb. In your example, it is used as an adjective to modify "money," telling which money.
- The infinitive, or the "to verb" as you call it, is a verbal that can be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb.
- In your example, it is used as an adjective to modify "money," telling which money.
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The infinitive, or the "to verb" as you call it, is a verbal that can be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb. In your example, it is used as an adjective to modify "money," telling which money.
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