INFINITIVE CLAUSES WITH IMPERSONAL IT
Function
We use (not)+adjetive+infinitive clause whenwe want
to use adjetive to describe an action or situation.
This means the same as using the
gerund as a subject.
It´s important to eat properly.=
eating properly it´s important
Examples
"It" is + adj
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Infinitive c
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It's difficult
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To guess what will happen.
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It's good
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To know when a rat will get
loose.
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It's impossible
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To do this project
in 24 hours
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It's important
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To take a break twice a
day.
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It's possible
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To work
on your own project.
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It's essential
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To
be here.
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It's better
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To get cold in the laboratory.
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Vocabulary
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injuries
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Break your leg
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Sprain your ankle
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Pull a muscle
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Hurt your shoulder
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Hurt your knee
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Cut your finger
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Burn your self
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