Infinitives in the English language are relatives easy to spot. You just have to locate the word TO followed by a verb.
Here, the infinitive is to eat.
There is another TO in the sentence (to music), however, the word music is not a verb, which means that <em>to music </em>is not an infinitive.
Answer:
<em>Noun.</em>
Explanation:
First we need to remember that adjectives are parts of speech which stand beside a noun and modify it. ( for example: big city)
Adjective clause is a type of a dependent clause that consist of a relative pronoun (which connects clause with the word we are describing), subject and a verb - they all together serve as an adjective. So, just like adjectives, they also modifies nouns.
E.g. The cookies <em>that my Grandma bakes</em> are very tasty.
Whats a cuss word? do you have any options or examples?
The second and last sentences describe Jessicas acdemic bahiovors!
Answer:
United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Explanation:
After years of battles and unsuccessful attempts at negotiating a treaty, the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in early Aug. 1945. A week later, on Aug. 15, Japan announced its intention to surrender.
