Particle "to" in English
Can anybody help me with this subject. When does it use in English with verbs?

I know only two variants:
1. In future inrensions like "to be going to" + V, "would like to" + V and "want to" + V.
2. In infinite of purpose. For example, "I'm studing English TO GET a better job".

Question

Particle "to" in English
Can anybody help me with this subject. When does it use in English with verbs?

I know only two variants:
1. In future inrensions like "to be going to" + V, "would like to" + V and "want to" + V.
2. In infinite of purpose. For example, "I'm studing English TO GET a better job".

Answer

I can think of another: To connect two verbs to combine both verbs.

e.g. I began to study English.

Note: I believe "to" is not considered as a particle; it is part of the infinitive form of a verb, which is normally "to + Verb".

I hope this helps.