My mother went to the grocery store for buying food for our upcoming camping trip.

Using an infinitive, what is the correct way to replace the underlined words?

A) My mother went to the grocery store to buy food for our upcoming camping trip.

B) My mother went to the grocery store for to buy food for our upcoming camping trip.

C) My mother went to the grocery store to be buying food for our upcoming camping trip.

D) My mother went to the grocery store for to be buying food for our upcoming camping trip.

Question

My mother went to the grocery store for buying food for our upcoming camping trip.

Using an infinitive, what is the correct way to replace the underlined words?

A) My mother went to the grocery store to buy food for our upcoming camping trip.	

B) My mother went to the grocery store for to buy food for our upcoming camping trip.	

C) My mother went to the grocery store to be buying food for our upcoming camping trip.	

D) My mother went to the grocery store for to be buying food for our upcoming camping trip.

anonymous · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

i had trouble in this stuff this helped me..An infinitive phrase will begin with an infinitive [to + simple form of the verb]. It will include objects and/or modifiers.

anonymous · Answer

My Guess Was A
The Others Don't Make Sense

anonymous · Answer

yeah :P well good luck!!