To swim in the morning is great., to swim — an adverbial., to swim — as a subject., She loves to read historical books., to read — as an object., to read — as a part of predicative., We stopped to buy some fresh water., to buy — a subject., to buy — an adverbial., His dream is to travel around Asia., to travel — as a predicative., to travel — as an adverbial., You should tell them the truth., tell — as a part of predicative., tell — as a predicative., To learn a new language takes time., to learn — as an object., to learn — as a subject., They decided to move to another town., to move — as an object., to move — an adverbial., I can hear the birds singing outside., hear — as a subject., hear — as a part of predicative., He opened the window to let air in., to let — as a predicative., to let — an adverbial., Her goal was to pass the exam well., to pass — as a predicative., to pass — as a part of predicative., To forgive your friends is not easy., to forgive — as a subject., to forgive — an adverbial., My sister wants to learn to paint., to learn — as an object., to learn — as a subject., She must finish this task by Friday., finish — as a predicative., finish — as a part of predicative., The plan is to start working tomorrow., to start — as a predicative., to start — as a subject., He practices hard to win the match., to win — an adverbial., as an object.

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