Finding Infinitives
Where is the infinitive in the sentence below?
I'll try to arrive on time, but I make no promises.
To arrive
Where is the infinitive phrase?
It's important to complete your homework on time.
To complete your homework on time
I have always wanted to go on a treasure hunt.
Infinitive
To go swimming in the dead of winter is a silly idea.
Noun
What is the formula for an infinitive?
To + Verb
Where is the infinitive in the sentence?
I was taught to do the best I can.
To do
Where is the infinitive phrase?
You should try to eat your vegetables.
To eat your vegetables
Are you going to your dad's house tonight?
Preposition
His dream is to run in the Boston Marathon.
Noun
What does an infinitive phrase have that an infinitive does not?
Modifiers
Where is the infinitive in this sentence?
To travel the world has always been a dream of mine.
To travel
Where is the infinitive phrase?
We woke up early to catch the sunrise.
To catch the sunrise
The keys are next to the kitchen counter.
Preposition
He watches National Geographic to learn more about the world.
Adverb
An infinitive is a type of .....
Verbal
Where is the infinitive in the sentence below?
I have a long list of chores to do today.
To do
Where is the infinitive phrase?
He was the best candidate to hire for the position.
To hire for the position
The best way to save money is to cook at home.
He went to the grocery store to buy fresh ingredients.
Adverb
People often confuse infinitives with ....
Prepositions
Where is the infinitive in the sentence below?
I am so happy, I want to dance, to sing, and to celebrate!
To dance, to sing, and to celebrate
Where is the infinitive phrase?
I want you to drive slowly, the roads are slippery.
To drive slowly
To run a marathon requires a lot of training and dedication.
Infinitive
Giver her something to eat before she leaves.
Adjective
What is the formula for a prepositional phrase?
To + noun, pronoun, or article