Which words in the sentence make up the infinitive phrase?

On our way to the store, can we plan to stop by the farmer's market?

A.
to stop by the farmer's market

B.
to the store

C.
can we plan to

D.
on our way

Question

Which words in the sentence make up the infinitive phrase? 

On our way to the store, can we plan to stop by the farmer's market?
 
 A.
to stop by the farmer's market
 
 B.
to the store
 
 C.
can we plan to
 
 D.
on our way

solomonzelman · Answer

We are going to have $\normalsize\color{blue}{  \rm to~go     }$ somewhere.
You need more money in order $\normalsize\color{blue}{  \rm to~buy     }$ this.
I am bored, don't know what to $\normalsize\color{blue}{  \rm to~do     }$.

solomonzelman · Answer

just a coupe of examples. infinitive phrases are in blue, in each sentence.

solomonzelman · Answer

well, we can also say that "this" in the second sentence is part of an infinitive phrase.

solomonzelman · Answer

and so is "somewhere" in the first sentence.

solomonzelman · Answer

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