English Infinitives: When to Use To
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An infinitive names an action without being tied to a specific time or person. The main verb in the sentence carries the tense, while the infinitive completes the thought. In 'She wants to travel,' the verb 'wants' shows the present tense, and 'to travel' identifies what she wants.
Marcus agreed to review the schedule before noon.