Welcome to this crossword puzzle about the infinitive in English! The infinitive is the base form of a verb, usually with the word “to” in front of it — for example, to eat, to go, or to be. Complete the grid by finding the right verbs and phrases. Have fun!
Horizontalement
- 1. Cause or explanation for something
- 7. Small word like to before infinitives
- 10. Not difficult
- 13. Verb expressing possibility or necessity
- 16. Coming after this one
- 17. To come into sight or seem
- 20. To make a choice or judgment
- 21. To enjoy or find pleasant
- 22. Group of words conveying an idea
Verticalement
- 2. No more than, just
- 3. To look at and understand text
- 4. The two together
- 5. Form expressing denial or refusal
- 6. To require
- 8. Way words are arranged in a grammatical pattern
- 9. Not different
- 11. Base form of a verb, often preceded by to
- 12. Form showing ongoing action
- 14. Word that describes a noun
- 15. Small group of words forming a unit
- 18. To gain knowledge or skill
- 19. To experience an emotion
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