NOUN is the infinitive phrase used in this sentence.
What is an infinitive phrase?
"An infinitive phrase is a group of words consisting of an infinitive, a modifier or the use of pronouns, direct objects, indirect objects or complements of action or state expressed in the infinitive."
The infinitive phrase in this sentence is "to find shelter". The infinite phrase here is used as an object due to the fact that it is governed by the verb "ran". In literature, an object is defined as a noun/pronoun that is governed by a verb or even a preposition.
Hence the correct choice is NOUN.
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Answer: option 3
Explanation:
To illustrate the difference between how these two systems work, try to answer the following questions: 1. Consider this argument: All roses are flowers. Some flowers fade quickly. Therefore, some roses fade quickly. Is this argument valid? Does the purported conclusion, that some roses fade quickly, follow from the given starting facts? 2. Now consider this argument: All jozies are floozies. Some floozies are quakes. Therefore, some jozies are quakes. Again, is this argument valid? Does the purported conclusion, that some jozies are quakes, follow from the given starting facts?
Answer= C
Usage guide would be most <span>useful in distinguishing where to use their, there, they're.
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