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.

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nastyabel72

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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 __to_ 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 __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.

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