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Leokris [45]
3 years ago
15

Locate the [infinitive / infinitive phrase] and identify its function

English
1 answer:
Allisa [31]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1- The best plumber <u>to call</u> is Mr. Jones. (Adjectival)

2-Henry brought Jeri a ring <u>to show his love</u>. (adverbial)

3-Each year Merriweather tried <u>to find more deductions for his tax return</u>. (noun)

4- <u>To patch the hole</u>, the mechanic inserted a plug. (Adverbial)  

5- She learned <u>to read and write English in Kenya</u>. (noun)

6- Eric’s desire <u>to do everything perfectly</u> will eventually frustrate him. (Adjective)  

7- <u>To pay that much money for a television</u> is foolish. (noun)

8- Yesterday Smith exercised all day <u>to lose some weight before the wedding</u>. (adverbial)

9- His only ambition was <u>to succeed at his job</u>. (noun)

10- <u>To attempt</u> <u>an explanation for this phenomenon</u> would do little good. (noun)

Explanation:

An infinitive is a verb form that has complements and modifiers. It has the form "to+ verb" and can function as a noun, adjective, or adverb, depending on the structure and form of the sentence.

The infinitive or infinitive phrases of the given sentences and their functions are as follows-

1- The best plumber <u>to call</u> is Mr. Jones. (Adjectival)

2-Henry brought Jeri a ring <u>to show his love</u>. (adverbial)

3-Each year Merriweather tried <u>to find more deductions for his tax return</u>. (noun)

4- <u>To patch the hole</u>, the mechanic inserted a plug. (Adverbial)

5- She learned <u>to read and write English in Kenya</u>. (noun)

6- Eric’s desire <u>to do everything perfectly</u> will eventually frustrate him. (Adjective)

7- <u>To pay that much money for a television</u> is foolish. (noun)

8- Yesterday Smith exercised all day <u>to lose some weight before the wedding</u>. (adverbial)

9- His only ambition was <u>to succeed at his job</u>. (noun)

10- <u>To attempt an explanation for this phenomenon</u> would do little good. (noun)

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