Sickly and scarcely are the adverbs in this sentence. I hope this helps :)
Answer:
wish
Explanation:
wish because wish is a noun not a verb also the verbs are something to do with action i thought it was rich for a second
Edwards believed that society was to sinful for there to be any good in the world. When he gave his sermons he would often speak on this issue.
Answer: loss
Explanation:
Perdition refers to the state of eternal punishment into which an unrepentant or sinful person will pass after the person dies.
Perdition means eternal destruction, disassociation or utter loss. It's a Christian word which means an irrevocable spiritual ruin.
Answer:
A good book <em>to read</em> is Great Expectations.
“to read” is an infinitive verb in the above sentence. It is used as an adjectival infinitive describing a noun <em>book</em>.
Explanation:
Infinitive verb is basically a verb with <em>'to'</em> in front of it. It is a type of verbal (a word form from a verb but functioning differently).
There are three main types of infinitives
1) Adjectival Infinitive: It always follows the noun it is describing.
Examples: A good book to read. A nice way to say something.
2) Adverbial Infinitive: It describes a verb and needs not be near the verb it is describing
Examples: To complete (adverbial infinitive) the task, he asked (verb) for my help. He worked (verb) day and night to make (adverbial infinitive) a living.
3) Nominal infinitive: It may act as
a) Subject: To be or not to be is the question.
b) Direct Object: He requested to leave.
c) Retained Object: He tried to help her.
