Share ETJ2 - Infinitive Clauses (simple)
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Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: She is the first woman who won the prize.
She is the first woman to win the prize.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: He was the only student who understood the question.
He was the only student to understand the question.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: This is the best place where we can eat near the school.
This is the best place to eat near the school.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: I need a chair that I can sit on.
I need a chair to sit on.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: She bought some paper that she could write on.
She bought some paper to write on.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: He needs someone that he can talk to.
He needs someone to talk to.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: Do you have anything that we can use?
Do you have anything to use?
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: That is the next train that leaves for Recife.
That is the next train to leave for Recife.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: She was the last person who arrived.
She was the last person to arrive.
Rewrite using a relative infinitive clause: I need a pen that I can write with.
I need a pen to write with.
