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."
D. self hope that helps:)
Dialect generally refers to regional speech patterns , but you could use it in <span>dramas, memoirs, and essays ...</span>
The messege i get from it is dont judge a book by its cover. even if it seems scary.