Sentence Diagramming
Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases Reference Note I For information on infinitives and infini tive phrases, see pages 108 and 109. EXAMPLES He 484 Sentence Diagramming To write is her ambition. [infinitive used as subject] 1> write He was the first one to solve that tricky problem. [infinitive phrase used as adjective] was one solve
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