The correct answers are A and E.
An infinitive verb is one that has not been conjugated yet. It is almost always preceded by "to." In this sentence, "to run" and "to sprint" are infinitive verbs. Infinitive phrases also include the agents of the infinitive verb, in this case "Joe" and "he." So, the infinitive phrases are "Joe wants to run" and "he wants to sprint."
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According to history, we can say that Mazzini spread nationalism throughout Italy and Bismarck believed unification would increase Prussian security.
<h3>What is nationalism?</h3>
- It is a political movement.
- It is a concept of unification between Nation and State.
Nationalism seeks to unify the goals of a nation, unite it with the goals of the State, and create a sense of sovereignty throughout the territory and all citizens.
This political movement was very strong in Italy under the leadership of Mazzini and in Prussia under the leadership of Bismarck.
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the answer is the first one
I don't have kids but I love kids so I would love for them when raising them
