Use “to” with the Infinitives where necessary
1. If the judge releases the accused on bail, it means that he lets the accuse _____ wait for the trial at freedom. 2. The officer ordered ___ bring the defendant into the courtroom. 3. Why not ____ go there? 4. We decided ____ invite experts to take part in the trial. 5. They wanted _____ find the criminal as soon as possible. 6. The prosecutor wants the investigator _____ present the evidence. 7. The policemen saw the thief ____ steal the clothes. 8. The accused was found ____ be guilty. 9. He is said ____ be the most dangerous criminal of all times. 10. The robber made the customers _____ lie on the floor.

1. If the judge releases the accused on bail, it means that he lets the accuse __TO___ wait for the trial at freedom. 2. The officer ordered __TO_ bring the defendant into the courtroom. 3. Why not ____ go there? 4. We decided _TO___ invite experts to take part in the trial. 5. They wanted _TO____ find the criminal as soon as possible. 6. The prosecutor wants the investigator __TO___ present the evidence. 7. The policemen saw the thief ____ steal the clothes. 8. The accused was found __TO__ be guilty. 9. He is said __TO__ be the most dangerous criminal of all times. 10. The robber made the customers _____ lie on the floor.