First,entangledbank
Senior Member
Thanks to Entnanglebank. It was very helpful.^^
I have another question after read about infinitive clausses.
If I say, " I need to fix the refrigeator to put some fruits in."
Does it means that I will use the refridgerator
only for putting the fruites in?
How should I say to express the meaning like I want to fix the refridge so I can use it as a machine for 'the refrigerator'
If I use infinitive clauses like (To + verb), it has only infinitive meaning
literally?
Then, in this case, 'The refrigerator which he puts beer in'
,which is using with relative clauses,
Does this sentence has meaning that we can
use the refrigerator not only for putting his beer but also for its own purpose?

Senior Member
Thanks to Entnanglebank. It was very helpful.^^
I have another question after read about infinitive clausses.
If I say, " I need to fix the refrigeator to put some fruits in."
Does it means that I will use the refridgerator
only for putting the fruites in?
How should I say to express the meaning like I want to fix the refridge so I can use it as a machine for 'the refrigerator'
If I use infinitive clauses like (To + verb), it has only infinitive meaning
literally?
Then, in this case, 'The refrigerator which he puts beer in'
,which is using with relative clauses,
Does this sentence has meaning that we can
use the refrigerator not only for putting his beer but also for its own purpose?