In this sentence, the infinitive phrase functions as a noun and the subject. It is doing the action, to make. Infinitive phrases can function as nouns, adjectives, and adverbs. Here are examples of each. When an infinitive phrase acts as a noun, it can take the place of any noun in a sentence. That is, it can be the subject, but it can also be the object. Noun Subject Example: To eat ice cream for dessert would be wonderful. In this example, the infinitive phrase functions as subject doing the action of the sentence.
1 Trees Produce Oxygen. 2  Trees Clean the Soil. 3  Trees Control Noise Pollution. 4  Trees Slow Storm Water Runoff. 5  Trees Are Carbon Sinks. 6  Trees Clean the Air. 7  Trees Shade and Cool. 8  Trees Act as Windbreaks. 9  Trees Fight Soil Erosion. 10  Trees Increase Property Values.
- The trees also gives shade to both human and wide animals thereby making life conducsive and enjoyable for them. The trees also provide tuber for making of furnitures which are used by human beings in different places - The leaves of the trees are also used for preparation of medicine. - The trees are also used as fuel for cooking in some houses in some countries Mentioned above are some of the usefulness or benefits we derive from the TREE.