Grammar rules are far more fluid than most people think. Robert Lane Greene explains why it's okay to split an infinitive …(語法規則比一般人感覺得更加多變。羅伯特·雷恩·葛林將解釋為什么拆開一個不定式也沒關系……)

Infinitive with ZU and its related parts as attribute;(帶ZU的不定式及其所屬成分作定語；)

With the infinitive to express obligation or what is expected to happen.(與不定詞連用，表示義務獲預期發生某事。)

Maybe this is because you learnt at school that after "to" a verb should always be in the infinitive.(這可能是因為你們學校里的老師告訴你們“to”后面一般都跟動詞不定式。)

Infinitive in the title on behalf of the future actions or events.(標題中的不定式代表未來的動作或事件。)

The St Petersburg Paradox is a typical uncertain infinitive decision problem that frustrates people nowadays.(圣彼得堡悖論是關于不確定性和無窮決策問題中令人頭痛的一個。)

To guide or direct, as by persuasion or behavior. Used with an infinitive phrase.(促使，引起通過勸說或行為來帶領或指引。用于不定式詞組中。)

One desirable way is to ascertain which noun or pronoun is logically related to the infinitive phrase and ACTS as its logical subject.(確定不定式邏輯主語的主要方法是確定句中哪一個名詞或代詞與不定式邏輯上有主謂關系。)

But no, all that's left is an infinitive phrase.(但是，沒有了。留下的是一個不定式短語。)

It is formed with the copula "vera" (to be) + "ae" (infinitive marker) + infinite verb.(它由連接詞“vera”（tobe）+“ae”（不定式標記）+無限動詞構成。)