Este fin de semana: infinitives with 'sin', 'para', 'antes de', 'después de'
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I can use infinitive clauses and a variety of persons of the verb ‘ir’ in order to talk about weekend plans.
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When followed by a noun, 'para' translates as 'for' or 'to'; when followed by an infinitive, it means '(in order) to'.
Sin (without) can also be followed by nouns or an infinitive, with the meaning 'without -ing'.
'Antes de + infinitive' means 'before + -ing' and 'después de + infinitive' means 'after + -ing'.
Infinitive clauses help you create longer sentences and extend your writing.
Using a variety of subjects is an easy way to give more detail and develop your sentences.
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