Which words in the sentence are the infinitive? She hopes that we can invite them to come. A. She hopes B. can invite C. that we D. to come

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29-10-2014
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Which words in the sentence are the infinitive? She hopes that we can invite them to come. A. She hopes B. can invite C. that we D. to come

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DavidOrrell DavidOrrell · Answer 1 · 2014-10-29T05:02:42-04:00

DavidOrrell DavidOrrell

29-10-2014

The infinitive of a verb is before it has been given a person and tense, and conjugated therefore. In English, they are expressed as to ... . Hence, the infinitive is to come (D)

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