The Bare Infinitive
can be found after the following words and expressions:
modal and auxiliary verbs:
can/could, may/might, must, need,
should, would, shall, will
I must go.
She might come earlier.
Shall I open the window?
dare and dare not
Note: dare in the meaning ―вызывать
кого-то на что-то‖ is used with the to-
Infinitive
How dare you say such things?
He daren‘t do it.
I dare you to contradict me.
Возрази мне, если сможешь.
verbs denoting sense perception
to see, to feel, to hear, to watch, to
notice, to observe, etc.
Note: the verb to be after the verb to feel
is used with the particle to.
I saw Irene come in.
He heard a blackbird sing.
They felt the boat shudder.
I felt this to be true.
to let, to make (заставлять), to bid, to
have (заставлять, допускать, велеть)
Let us be friends.
What makes you think so?
She bade me take a seat.
I had them take my baggage
I will not have you call him so.
Я не допущу, чтобы вы его так
называли
to know when its meaning approaches
that of to see, to observe (the verb to
know never has this meaning in the
Present Indefinite Tense)
Note: in this case, however, the particle
to is sometimes used
I have so often known a change of
medicine work wonders.
Я так часто замечала, что перемена
лекарства творит чудеса
I have never known her to weep before.
Я никогда раньше не видел, чтобы она
плакала.
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