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I nees help with infinitive phrases and if it is a noun, adj., or adv. My question is:
The political prisoner refused to denounce his principles.
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Answered by Ms. Sue
The infinitive phrase is <b>to denounce his principles</b>.

This phrase answers "what" after renounce. That means the phrase is a direct object. What part of speech is a direct object?

15 years ago
Answered by Fay
Is it a noun?
15 years ago
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yep. This infinitive phrase is a noun.

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