Are the underlined words an infinitive or a prepositional phrase?

My younger sister enjoys listening to music.

A.
infinitive

B.
prepositional phrase

Question

Are the underlined words an infinitive or a prepositional phrase? 

My younger sister enjoys listening to music.
 
 A.
infinitive
 
 B.
prepositional phrase

anonymous · Answer

@iGreen

anonymous · Answer

@brittanydosey

anonymous · Answer

oh hi your here lol

anonymous · Answer

i think its A

brittanydosey · Answer

what is the underlined word?

anonymous · Answer

to music

igreen · Answer

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1307272

igreen · Answer

That should help..what do you think the answer is?

anonymous · Answer

yea i think A too

igreen · Answer

If “to” follows a verb, it is an infinitive phrase:
If “to” follows a noun or
 pronoun, it is a prepositional phrase:

igreen · Answer

Click on a different question and click back here to get rid of the question marks.

igreen · Answer

@brittanydosey Don't give answers..plus A is wrong.

igreen · Answer

Is Music a None or a Verb? @Deadpool117

igreen · Answer

*Noun

anonymous · Answer

...i thought A too if you look at the top of the queshtion.....

brittanydosey · Answer

then its B  he was trying to say that it was A

igreen · Answer

If "to" follows a verb, it is an infinitive phrase:
If "to" follows a noun or pronoun, it is a prepositional phrase:

This tells you the answer..the word that follows 'to' is 'music'..so is 'music' a verb or a noun?

anonymous · Answer

its B then

anonymous · Answer

thank you all again

igreen · Answer

Yep, because 'music' is a noun.