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Exercise 2 Circle the infinitive or the infinitive phrase in each sentence.
To see Sherlock Holmes on television and in movies is not unusual.

Sagot :

To see Sherlock Holmes on television and in movies is not unusual.

Infinitive

Infinitive and infinitive phrase definition:

  • Any verb that hasn't been conjugated can be in the infinitive form (changed to point out person or tense).
  • The infinitive is a word that can be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb.
  • The infinitive verb, along with its object and modifiers, make up an infinitive phrase.

here,

To see,  is the infinitive .

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