Choose the sentence that correctly combines the sentences or sentence elements by changing the italicized clause to an infinitive. Indicate whether the infinitive phrase is used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.

I have a job and I must complete it before I can draw my pay.

A. I have a job to complete before I can draw my pay.
B. I must complete a job before I can draw my pay.
C. I complete my job before I can draw my pay
D. I have a job that must be completed before I can draw my pay.

The infinitive is used as a(n)
A. adverb
B. adjective
C. noun

Question

Choose the sentence that correctly combines the sentences or sentence elements by changing the italicized clause to an infinitive. Indicate whether the infinitive phrase is used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.

I have a job and I must complete it before I can draw my pay.

A. I have a job to complete before I can draw my pay. 
B. I must complete a job before I can draw my pay. 
C. I complete my job before I can draw my pay
D. I have a job that must be completed before I can draw my pay. 
 
The infinitive is used as a(n)  
A. adverb 
B. adjective
C. noun

anonymous · Answer

I believe the first one is A.

anonymous · Answer

a because it correctly combines the sentences

anonymous · Answer

What type of infinitive would it be though?

anonymous · Answer

adjective?