Make sentence with an adjective and 'to' infinitive.
Alphabets form words, words form sentences, sentences are linked with linking words forming compound and complex sentences. Sentences form paragraphs and paragraphs form essays.
As we have already discussed a lot of how important framing sentences in a child’s education while learning a language. If the child doesn’t learn it correctly in the primary and middle school level, he/she may find it extremely difficult in high school, college, interviews and in his/her job environment. He/ she may stammer a lot as the child did not master the basic skill of forming sentences.
Let’s jump into formula No.5 without any delay.
Sentence Formula 5:
It + be + adjective + 'to' infinitive.
This formula no. 5 is looking similar to Formula No.2. Let’s do a comparison.
Formula 2 is:
Subject + verb + Adjective + ‘to’ infinitive.
In formula 2, we start the sentence with a subject like Sara, book, carpet, cat, dog, pen, table etc.
Example: This book is difficult to solve.
Subject: This book.
Be verb: is – used when the subject is singular and the event happens in the present tense.
Adjective: difficult. (Adjectives are describing nouns).
‘to’ infinitive: to solve. (When ‘to’ is followed by a verb, it is called a ‘to’ infinitive.
In formula 5, we are starting the sentence with “It”, followed by the “be verbs” (am, is was were, are), then an adjective and conclude with a “to” infinitive.
Start the sentence with
It is (for events that happens in present tense),
It was (for events that happens in past tense),
It will be (for events that happens in future tense) or
It may be (to speak of something which you are not sure of).
Adjective to be used are:
easy, difficult, hard, bad, cruel, impossible, possible.
