Three generations of our family have helped visitors have life-changing experiences with some of the most majestic creatures on the planet. Weâre blessed to live in whatâs been called âthe American Serengeti,â with some of the highest concentration of whales and dolphins and sea life anywhere in the world â including our totem species, the orca.
When we use the word 'to' before a verb in a sentence, we are using the infinitive verb form. However, what can be confusing is that the infinitive phrase -- 'to' plus a verb -- does not act like a verb at all but rather takes on the role of a noun, adjective or adverb in a sentence.nfinitives as Adjectives. Now, we will take a look at how infinitives can be used as adjectives in sentences. Take a look at these examples: 'Terrence lacked the motivation to succeed.' In this sentence, the phrase 'to succeed' modifies the noun 'motivation' and takes the role of an adjective.
More examples of the three types of situations: 1  The indicative is used in an adjectival clause when there is a definite antecedent: Hay algo aquÃ­ que me gusta. 2  The subjunctive is used in an adjectival clause when antecedent is negated: No hay nada aquÃ­ que me guste.