Infinitive Phrases

Which sentence has an infinitive phrase?

• My mother loves writing in her journal.

• To write is the best solution for your problems.

• I write in class every day.

• Writing is good for you.

Which sentence has an infinitive phrase as subject?

• To travel is my only objective next year.

• We cannot travel next year.

• Ony of my favorite things is to travel.

• My mom wants to travel next week.

Complete this infinitive phrase: I learn English...

• to travel

• to get a good job

• to be a good student

• to make my parents happy

What can an infinitive modify?

• Verbs

• Adverbs

• Nouns

• All of the above

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? I need to get some sleep.

• noun (subject)

• noun (direct object)

• Adjective

• Adverb
  

What is the infinitive phrase in the following sentence?

The decision to adopt a rescue dog brought joy to the family.

• to adopt

• to adopt a rescue dog

• The decision to adopt

• to the family

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? She found a place to study peacefully during exams.

• Adjectival Infinitive Phrase

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrase

• noun (Subject)

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

• noun (Subject)

• noun (Object of the Preposition)

• noun (Direct Object)

• noun (Subject Complement)

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? She practiced daily to improve her piano skills.

• Adjectival Infinitive Phrase

• Adverbial Infinitive Phrase

• noun (Object of the Preposition)

How is the underlined infinitive phrase being used in the following sentence? Her goal is to establish a successful business.

• noun (Subject)

• noun (Object of the Preposition)

• noun (Direct Object)

• noun (Subject Complement)