Question

I think it's A. http://prntscr.com/befw20

Answer 1

Remember, infinitive phrasing means that its a verbal construction made up of the particle "to" and the base form of a verb.
You say its A....welp might I encourage you to rethink that. A is a direct object. There is nothing direct going on here except that there is a direct question being asked....and in a sense that doesn't work.
So eliminate that.
Next, B.
Subject.
What, Who,....where? There is no subject. Except maybe something about helping?
I say we eliminate that as well.
C and D.
Adjective or Adverb, take your pick. What seems most proper?

Answer 2

Is it C?

Answer 3

I'll take C for $100......no no $150.......no no make that $200.......up up again......$215/
XD
No juss kidding.
Okay, C. Lets think about it. Adjective is a describing word. What does it describe here?

Answer 4

Er ma gosh so much work #immajusdrinkdableach

Okay, I'm rethinking this, There isn't a work being described here 0-0 It's D.

Answer 5

Go for D sista! I mean we aint got nothing going on thats describing anything really, soooo I think thats your best option.

Answer 6

THANK YEW!

Answer 7

You's welcome! :))

Answer 8

LEGIT i'm done with skewl

Answer 9

:OOOO
THATS AWESOME!