An infinitive is the word "to" plus a verb so if you see that in a sentence its probably an.infinitive (I'll give an example below)
Ex: Renee suprised her sister to scare her.
-The infinitive would be "to scare" because it could be mistaken as a verb but the actual verb is "surprised"
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Answer:
Based on my research the present tense is
to inform the communicate of past.
Explanation:
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None of these. Because the formula V=d/t is is a well known law. It doesn’t need to have numbers to show and/or represent the formula for you.
