Answer: A) Two
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Answer: C) To buy.
Answer: C) To get to know himself better.
Answer: C) To travel.
Answer: A) Infinitives can act as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs, e.g., 'to run', 'to eat'.
Answer: C) To go.
Answer: D) To learn.
Answer: B) To listen to tapes.
Answer: C) Infinitive
Answer: A) Two simple sentences into one.
Answer: A) To persuade/ to agree.
Answer: B) To call.
Answer: B) Infinitive
Answer: C) To assess.
Answer: A) To infinitive.
Answer: C) Adverb
Answer: B) Infinite verb.
Answer: C) To run.
Answer: D) To accept.
Answer: B) To play.
Answer: C) Verb with the word to before it that works as a noun, adverb, or adjective.
Answer: A) Adverbs
Answer: B) Non-finite
Answer: B) To write.
Answer: A) To fix.
Answer: B) To fix it.
Answer: A) To buy.
Answer: A) Dance
Answer: A) To graduate a year early.
Answer: B) To phone.
Answer: A) Infinitives
Answer: A) To bring.
Answer: A) To give us a lift to the station.
Answer: A) To take up.
Answer: A) To park.
Answer: A) To order.
Answer: B) To+an action verb=infinitive.
Answer: C) C
Answer: A) To join.
Answer: C) To mail three letters.
Answer: A) To cycle.
Answer: C) To include.
Answer: B) To have.
Answer: A) To wash.
Answer: D) To pretend.
Answer: C) To walk.
Answer: C) To show you some.
Answer: A) How to do.
Answer: C) To help them countless times.
Answer: A) Infinitive
Answer: C) Predicative
Answer: B) To learn.
Answer: A) Phrasal and Infinitive Verbs.
Answer: C) To solve.