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Which sentence has an infinitive phrase that functions as the subject? A) I hope to win my boss's approval by working overtime . B) To finish half the math problems is my study goal for tonight . C) I was excited to hear the subject of our next novel study.
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The answer is: C Infinitive phrase: "to"+ verb + noun It can't be A: The infinitive phrase "to win" is being used as a verb, explaining what the person is going to do with the boss. It can't be B: The infinitive "to finish" is used as a verb. It is C: It is explaining what the person is excited to hear about. @6913arevalo
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