Answer: C) Infinitive
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Answer: D) Noun (subject).
Answer: A) To go boldly where no man has gone before.
Answer: C) An infinitive phrase functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb in a sentence.
Answer: A) Infinitive phrase.
Answer: A) Direct Object.
Answer: A) Adverb
Answer: C) To take care of.
Answer: C) To watch our favorite TV show.
Answer: B) Infinitive phrase.
Answer: B) To help local restaurants.
Answer: E) Infinitive phrase.
Answer: B) Adverb
Answer: C) In order to.
Answer: D) So as not to.
Answer: C) Adverb
Answer: D) Attribute
Answer: A) Infinitive
Answer: A) To grow a mustache in time for the play.
Answer: C) Adjective
Answer: B) Let's
Answer: D) Adjective
Answer: B) Infinitive phrase used as adjective.
Answer: C) Noun
Answer: A) To become either a veterinarian or a marine biologist.
Answer: A) Infinitive Phrase.
Answer: B) To keep our money.
Answer: A) Always contains to+verb.
Answer: C) To carry out.
Answer: C) Adverbial modifier of result.
Answer: D) Adverb
Answer: A) The scientist paused the test to check results carefully.
Answer: B) Direct Object.
Answer: B) Noun
Answer: E) Infinitive
Answer: A) Infinitive phrase, noun.
Answer: C) To get in touch.
Answer: A) To place a call.
Answer: C) To have finished.
Answer: C) Infinitive Phrase.
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) To take a walk in the park.
Answer: C) C
Answer: B) To sit out for 5 minutes.
Answer: C) To determine what causes the wind to blow.
Answer: B) "to + (verb)"-(to swim, to eat, to write)-consists of an infinitive and the object.
Answer: C) A noun, adjective, adverb.
Answer: B) To consider carefully.
Answer: A) To get a medical degree.
Answer: B) To find out.
Answer: B) Place to visit.
Answer: A) To afford to buy.
Answer: B) Adjective
Answer: B) To walk to the game.