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It is easy for him to make her nervous.

In this sentences 'to Infinitive' is done by him.

He was terrified for them to ask too many questions.

But I am not sure in this sentence who is subject of asking. I was aiming to say he got some fear from numerous questions of them.

If 'to infinitive' comes after a 'for noun', does it always means 'to Infinitive' is done by the noun??

It is easy for him to make her nervous.

In this sentences 'to Infinitive' is done by him.

He was terrified for them to ask too many questions.

But I am not sure in this sentence who is subject of asking.

If 'to infinitive' comes after a 'for noun', does it always means 'to Infinitive' is done by the noun??

It is easy for him to make her nervous.

In this sentences 'to Infinitive' is done by him.

He was terrified for them to ask too many questions.

But I am not sure in this sentence who is subject of asking. I was aiming to say he got some fear from numerous questions of them.

If 'to infinitive' comes after a 'for noun', does it always means 'to Infinitive' is done by the noun??

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for noun + to infinitive

It is easy for him to make her nervous.

In this sentences 'to Infinitive' is done by him.

He was terrified for them to ask too many questions.

But I am not sure in this sentence who is subject of asking.

If 'to infinitive' comes after a 'for noun', does it always means 'to Infinitive' is done by the noun??