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Which term correctly identifies the underlined words in the sentence? He used a dictionary to check his spelling. ------------------ A. participle B. participial phrase C. infinitive phrase D. infinitive
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@sammixboo @EclipsedStar @inowalst
B?
no
C?
yes an initiative phrase begins with "to"
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Thank you. So that means every statement that starts with "To" is an infinitive phrase?
infinitive/infinitive phrase
Okay, thank you.
But what exactly is the difference with an infinitive phrase and an infinitive?
initiative: basic verb started with the word to
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initiative phrase: The phrase consists of to, the infinitive, its complements, and its modifiers.
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