Noun, Adverb, or Adjective 1
I love to run quickly in the park.
to run quickly in the park
noun
John decided to study at the library.
to study at the library
noun
They left early to arrive on time.
to arrive on time
adverb
We want to buy an electric car.
to buy an electric car
noun
Doesn't John like to go to school?
to go to school
noun
The pirates tried to bury the treasure quickly.
to bury the treasure quickly
noun
I went to the store to purchase some new shoes.
to purchase some new shoes
adverb
I'm bringing some candy to eat on the plane.
to eat on the plane
adjective
To travel around the world, you need a passport.
to travel around the world
adverb
The umpire stopped the game to clean home plate.
to clean home plate
adverb
Kara's plan is to take a trip to Australia next year.
to take a trip to Australia next year
noun
He bought flowers to apologize to his girlfriend.
to apologize to his girlfriend
adverb
I need to stop by the post office.
to stop by the post office
noun
The plan to retake the city required air support.
to retake the city
adjective
In the middle of class, James began to whisper quietly to Jessie.
to whisper quietly to Jessie
noun
To understand the difference between a democracy and a republic is important.
to understand the difference between a democracy and a republic
noun
My desire to succeed in school sometimes results in the problem of perfectionism.
to succeed in school
adjective
I intend to fly to Brazil in October.
to fly to Brazil in October
noun
I didn't have the heart to tell him about his mistake.
to tell him about his mistake
adjective
The class approved the decision to offer tutoring services to younger children.
to offer tutoring services to younger children
adjective