Identify the italicized phrase in the following sentence.

To get the whole house clean in time for (Grandma's) arrival proved to be too much to ask.

It is used as a(n) _____.

infinitive phrase
gerund phrase
participial phrase
noun
adjective
adverb

Question

Identify the italicized phrase in the following sentence.

To get the whole house clean in time for (Grandma's) arrival proved to be too much to ask.

It is used as a(n) _____.

infinitive phrase
gerund phrase
participial phrase
noun
adjective
adverb

youngstudier · Answer

What's italicized?

anonymous · Answer

Grandma's

youngstudier · Answer

Oh, whoops, I did not notice that, sorry...

youngstudier · Answer

A noun is a person, place, or thing.
So what do you think?

anonymous · Answer

its a multiple answers so theres more than one answer

youngstudier · Answer

Well it's a noun for sure, not entirely sure what else it could be though, sorry.