Question

What type of verbal appears in the sentence?

To win a game of chess, you must capture or trap the other king.

Past participle
Present participle
Adverb infinitive
Adjective infinitive

Answer 1

@sammyalabamy

Answer 2

i dont know im sorry

Answer 3

Okey A for Effort!

Answer 4

i can help

Answer 5

Please

Answer 6

it anything underlined?

Answer 7

No.

Answer 8

i think its adverb infinite

Answer 9

Okay, thank you!

Answer 10

"to win" is an infinite and "win" is an adverb

Answer 11

Okay great!

May you please help me with a few others?

Answer 12

an infinite is a verb form that usually begins with "to". it is used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb

Answer 13

maybe

Answer 14

i got 5 min

Answer 15

What is the function of the verbal in the sentence?

My goal is to skydive over the Grand Canyon.

It is used as a noun.
It is used as a verb.
It is used as an adverb.
It is used as an adjective.

I believe it is Verb, but I put that last time, and got it wrong...

Answer 16

Verbals include participles, participle phrases, infinite, and infinite phrases.

Answer 17

a participle is a verb form that is used as an adjetive

Answer 18

PARTICIPLES

Verb: move Present Participle: Moving Past Participle: Moved

Answer 19

Okey, so adjective?

Answer 20

We were to near that SNARLING coyote
snarling is the Present participle because you ask "which one" or "what kind"

Answer 21

and a participle takes the place of an adjective

Answer 22

i gtg soon so ima just give you the rundown of it all

Answer 23

kk

Answer 24

it is very easy to confuse a participle with a verb of a sentence because a participle is a form of a verb and looks very much like a verb. However to be a verb, a participle must always have one or more helping verbs

Answer 25

Participle : the GLOWING lights up ahead were bright.
glowing is the participle modifing the word "lights"

Answer 26

Verb: the tiny candles WERE GLOWING in the dark room.
The word "glowing" has the helping verb of "were" which makes "glowing" a verb

Answer 27

when a verb doesn't have 1 ore more helping verbs, it is a participle

Answer 28

infinives ARE SOOOOOOOOOO EASY

Answer 29

infinitives*

Answer 30

its basicly the word "to" then another word, and what ever type of word that "other word" is that is what kind of infinitive it is

Answer 31

wait i mean WHAT EVER TYPE OF WORD THE INFINITIVE TAKES THE PLACE OF that is what type of infinitive it is

Answer 32

so "to relax" takes place of a noun "to shop" also noun "to see" is adjective "to plan" "to eat" are both adverbs

Answer 33

So for the sleeping one, is there a helping verb? if so would it be Rather?

Answer 34

Infinitive or Preposition Phrase?

SUPER QUICK AND EZ

Answer 35

Identify the verbal and its function in the sentence:

I would rather be sleeping!

It is a gerund functioning as a noun.
It is a gerund functioning as a verb.
It is an infinitive functioning as a noun.
It is an infinitive functioning as a verb.

Just realized i didn't post this one..

Answer 36

OKEY OKEY THAT ONE IS A GERUND!

Answer 37

if the "infinitive" has a noun in it IT IS NOT A INFINITIVE

Answer 38

gtg

Answer 39

Okey thanks!!!