“I’m here to” is a common phrase used to express a person’s purpose or intention for being present in a particular place or situation. It is often used in conversation, speeches, or presentations to introduce the speaker’s objective or goal. The verb that follows “I’m here to” typically describes an action or activity that the speaker intends to do or accomplish.
Structure: I’m here to + (verb) + (object)
Example: I’m here to give a presentation on climate change.
The table below illustrates some common verbs that follow “I’m here to,” along with their respective meanings and examples.
| Verb | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| help | to assist or support someone | I’m here to help with the event setup. |
| learn | to acquire knowledge or information | I’m here to learn about new technologies. |
| teach | to impart knowledge or skills to others | I’m here to teach a yoga class. |
| speak | to address an audience or express one’s views | I’m here to speak about my research findings. |
| work | to perform a task or duty | I’m here to work on the project. |
| volunteer | to offer one’s time and services for a cause | I’m here to volunteer at the homeless shelter. |
Examples:
- I’m here to help you move your furniture to your new apartment.
- I’m here to learn how to cook Thai cuisine.
- I’m here to teach you how to play the guitar.
- I’m here to speak on behalf of the animal rights organization.
- I’m here to work on the construction site.
- I’m here to volunteer at the local food bank.