Commonly, an infinitive is used with the subject it. The sentence structure is "It is ____ + infinitive.…" It refers to the infinitive. This expression is used in many ways.
Both gerunds and infinitive phrases can function as nouns, in a variety of ways. Gerunds and infinitives can follow certain verbs but not others. You need to remember which verbs can be followed by only a gerund or only an infinitive.
Q. Fill in the blanks.
(i) I decided ____ (leave) the job.
to leave
(ii) She pretended ____ (know) me.
to know
(iii) He desires ____ (be) a professor.
to be
(iv) The company considered ____ (sell) its main building.
selling
(v) I expect ____ (win) at this game.
to win
(vi) Do you enjoy ____ (take) care of your pet?
taking
(vii) She hopes ____ (go) on a vacation.
to go
(viii) Did you fail ____ (pass) the exam?
to pass
(ix) They want me ____ (take) this position.
to take
(x) It is great ____ (hear) that they agreed ____ (share) the land.
to hear, to share
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