Mainfinitive
A mainfinitive refers to the use of an infinitive verb form that functions as the main verb of a clause, rather than being subordinate to another verb. This construction is unusual in English and most other languages where infinitives typically serve a dependent role, often following a modal or auxiliary verb like "can" or "to want."
The mainfinitive is a feature primarily associated with the grammatical structure of certain commands or headlines,
Some grammarians analyze this structure as an elliptical form, where the more conventional introductory verb like