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aninfinitivewith'to'afteranadjective.'It'seasytolearnEnglishwiththeBBC.'
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We can use an infinitive with 'to' after an adjective.'It's easy to learn English with the BBC.'

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Another way to use the infinitive with 'to' is to talk about the purpose, or the reason, for something.

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For example: 'I went to the shops to buy some milk.'

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So, in this example I'm saying that the reason I went to the shop was to buy milk.

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Finally, use the infinitive with 'to' after quantifiers.

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The structure for this is: quantifier + noun + infinitive with 'to'.

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For example: 'I have too many emails to send.'

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Or: 'There isn't enough time to get to the station.'