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WorksheetsTo Infinitives and beyond
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Chef Boy R. Dee has an ornate meal to prepare
infinitive phrase used as infinidirect object
infinitive phrase used as adjective
infinitive phrase used as adverb
adverb prep phrase
Bolstered with confidence, Bob L. Headdoll wanted to ask Barbie Doll to the Homecoming Dance.
infinitive phrase as direct object
infinitive phrase as adjective
infinitive phrase as adverb
adverb prep phrase
Ivanna B. Grumpy's task was to bolster her daddy's chances of world domination.
infinitive phrase a direct object
infinitive phrase as subject complement
infinitive phrase as adjective
infinitive phrase as adverb
Spike D'Ball's goal is to muster the courage to dribble across the court.
infinitive as direct object
infinitive as subject complement
infinitive as adjective
infinitive as adverb
Hal O'Ween's chances to ask Sabrina D'Witch for a date fizzled when he fell off the promontory.
infinitive as direct object
infinitive as subject complement
infinitive as adjective
infinitive as adverb
In the morning, the solicitious mother woke up her son to go to school.
infinitive phrase as adjective
infinitive as adverb
infinitive as direct object
infinitive as subject complement
To be the best player on the team sustained Jim Shorts.
infinitive as adjective
infinitive as adverb
infinitive as subject
infinitive as subject complement
Kenny Gothere struggles to muster the courage needed in flight school.
infinitive as direct object
infinitive phrase used as adjective
infinitive used as adverb
infinitive used as subject
To explore west of the Mississippi was Thomas Jefferson's goal.
infinitive as direct object
infinitive as subject
infinitive as adverb
infinitive as adjective
June Bug's main duty was to help with tree planting.
infinitive as subject complement
infinitive as subject
infinitive as adjective
infinitive as adverb
Identify the infinitive phrase. Bon Voyage left to get his passport photo at CVS.
left to get
to get his passport photo
left to get his passport photo at CVS.
to get his passport photo at CVS.
Identify the infinitive phrase. Deloris Myshepherd loves to go to mass and pray.
to go
to go to mass
to go to mass and pray
none of the above
To buy a new car is what Selma Carr wants Eve N. Though to do.
This is a complex sentence with infinitive phrase as subject and infinitive in dependent clause.
This sentence has two infinitives phrases
both ot the above
none of the above
Dick Sean Airy lives to include new words in his lexicon.
infinitive used as direct object
infinitive used as adverb
infinitive used as adjective
infinitive used as subject complement
To pass out large candy bars is Miss D'boat's plan for Halloween.
Infinitive is complete subject
Infinitive is adverb phrase
infinitive is adjective phrase
none of the above
Trixie Teacher, the educator who loves to create tests, plans to an assessment for Thursday.
infinitive as adjective
clause
appositive phrase
none of the above
Going to the dentist, Ginger Vitus got lost on the roaways.
adjective infinitive
object of the participle phrase
subject
none of the above
Lotte Baloney could not directly answer the question without lying.The verb phrase is
could not directly answer
could not answer
could answer
none of the above
Sue D'Guy appears to want compensation for falling on a banana.
infinitive as direct object
infinitive as subject complement
complete subject
complee perdicate
Colin M'Phone stands to say the pledge.
infinitive as do
infinitive as subject complement
infinitive as adjective
infinitive as adverb
