Asked by jason
what is the function of the italicized infinitive phrase in these sentences?
1)May I have permission to use the car tonight?
2)He went to Europe to study architecture.
3)Can you give me a place to put my things?
4)I want to go with you to the store.
5)To help you is my greatest desire.
6)Meredith is to be restored as captain.
1)May I have permission to use the car tonight?
2)He went to Europe to study architecture.
3)Can you give me a place to put my things?
4)I want to go with you to the store.
5)To help you is my greatest desire.
6)Meredith is to be restored as captain.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answers. Be sure to include the infinitive phrase in your answers.
Answered by
jason
i don't know how to identify the infinitive phase
Answered by
Ms. Sue
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/infinitivephrase.htm
Answered by
jason
the infinitive phrase in number 5)a noun?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Yes, it's a noun used as the subject.
Answered by
jason
alright and 4) the infinitive phrase is a adverb?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
No. In 4) the infinitive phrase is <i>to go</i>, and it is the direct object of "want."
Answered by
jason
k and what about the others?
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