Infinitive Phrases

What is the infinitive phrase in the following sentence?

The team practiced intensely to perform well in the competition.

• practiced intensly

• to perform

• to perform well

• to perform well in the competition

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? She spoke softly to avoid waking the baby.

• Adjectival Infinitive Phrases

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrases

• noun (Subject Complement)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? The chef prepared a sauce to enhance the flavor of the dish.

• Adjectival Infinitive Phrase

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrase

• noun (Subject)

• noun (Object of the Prepositions)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? We need to plan carefully to execute the project successfully.

• Adjectival Infinitive Phrase

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrase

• noun (Direct Object)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? The goal is a program to empower young entrepreneurs.

• Adjective Infinitive Phrase

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrase

• noun (Direct Object)

• noun (Subject Complement)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? She sings beautifully to entertain the audience.

• Adjective Infinitive Phrase

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrase

• noun (Subject)

• noun (Object of the Preposition)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive being used in the following sentence?

Mrs. Jackson wants to swim.

• noun (subject)

  
  

• noun (object of the preposition)

  
  

• noun (predicate noun)

  
  

• noun (direct object)

  
  

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? The artist needs a canvas to paint vibrant landscapes.

• Adjectival Infinitive Phrases

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrases

• noun (Subject Complement)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? We are about to eat.

• noun (Subject)

• noun (Object of the preposition)

• noun (Direct Object)

• noun (Subject Complement)

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CCSS.L.8.1A

Find the infinitive phrase. "She ought to pay more attention to the rules."

• to pay more attention to the rules

• to pay more attention

• She ought to pay

• more attention

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CCSS.L.8.1A