How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence?

To make lasagna would take one hour.

A.
noun

B.
adjective

C.
adverb

Question

How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence? 

To make lasagna would take one hour.
 
 A.
noun
 
 B.
adjective
 
 C.
adverb

misswinzeyyy · Answer

A verb is an action word (jump, run, swim, ski, fish, talk)
    An adjective is a descriptive word that describes a noun (pretty, happy, silly, sunny)
    A noun is a person, place or thing (girl, dog, mom)
So lasagna is a thing. So therefore the answer is "A". 

Hope i helped somehow. Good luck(:

anonymous · Answer

thanks. It helped. :D

anonymous · Answer

I have another one.

misswinzeyyy · Answer

Tag me if u need more help darling (:

misswinzeyyy · Answer

oh ok :)

anonymous · Answer

How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence? 

The stain was too small to be seen from far away.
 
 A.
noun
 
 B.
adverb
 
 C.
adjective

misswinzeyyy · Answer

hmmm tough one .-. i believe it should be "b"

anonymous · Answer

same here. I thought that too.

misswinzeyyy · Answer

more? :D

anonymous · Answer

I guess so...just like 2 I think...

misswinzeyyy · Answer

np all u need. post them :)

anonymous · Answer

How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence? 

I hope to convince them of my idea.
 
 A.
noun
 
 B.
adjective
 
 C.
adverb

misswinzeyyy · Answer

hm. convince and hope are verbs. but there's no adverb there describing the action.  so not 'c'.  theres no adjective describing anything. so not 'b' but there are nouns. Theres "I" and them". Therefore the answer is "A".

anonymous · Answer

I thought it was adverb...

misswinzeyyy · Answer

adverb is describing an action.

anonymous · Answer

okay, 1 more.

misswinzeyyy · Answer

alright =)

anonymous · Answer

How is the infinitive used in the sentence? 

She picked an apple to eat.
 
 A.
adjective
 
 B.
adverb
 
 C.
noun

misswinzeyyy · Answer

Not B.  Not A. Tbh, I think it's C. .-.

anonymous · Answer

okay, thanks.