CHAPTER 5: THE PHRASE The Infinitive Phrase
The Infinitive Phrase An infinitive phraseconsists of an infinitive and any modifiers or complements the infinitive has The entire phrase may be used as a noun,an adjective,or an adverb NOUN To climb Mount Everestis one of Ann’s goals [subject of the verb is] ADJECTIVE Any time is a great time to be in New Orleans [modifying the noun time]
CHAPTER 5: THE PHRASE The Infinitive - Weebly
infinitive,write none after the sentence Example 1 To visit the pyramids in Egypt would be exciting 1 Laurie said that the best place to go on Friday is the roller rink 2 Elaine wants to be a writer after she graduates 3 The idea to remember is that an infinitive is a verb form 4 The clerk gave the sack of groceries to him 5
Lesson 5 Infinitives - Mrs Wood Language Arts
infinitive functions as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb Lesson 5 Infinitives Introduction Remember, a verbal is a word that is formed from a verb but is used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb An infinitive is one type of verbal • An infinitive usually starts with the word to, followed by the base form of a verb It is time to leave
WHAT IS AN INFINITIVE PHRASE - Carey Business School
An infinitive is a verbal which functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb It takes the form of “to + verb” in its simplest form An infinitive expresses an action or state of being Examples To walk To go WHAT IS AN INFINITIVE PHRASE? Infinitive phrases begin with the infinitive and include objects or modifiers Examples To walk to the
Home - Granite Oaks Middle School
for CHAPTER 5: THE PHRASE pages 102— 103 The Infinitive and the Infinitive Phrase Infinitives An infinitive is a verb form that can be used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb Most infinitives begin with to NOUN To paint is his only ambition [The infinitive To paint is the subject of the verb is ] The puppy only wants to play
THE INFINITIVE PHRASE
The phrase consists of to, the infinitive (always a verb), its complements, and its modifiers Ex Tim wants to be a lawyer (The infinitive phrase is the object of wants ) To win at chess requires much concentration (The infinitive phrase is the subject ) Mary was glad to be invited to the party (The infinitive phrase modifies the adjective
CHAPTER 5: THE PHRASE pages 154 156 Infinitives and
EXERCISE A Underline the infinitive phrase in each of the following sentences Example 1 1 An easy thing to form out of paper is an envelope 2 To make a paper airplane takes little time 3 Some children were eager to fold paper into shapes of animal figures 4 One child’s goal was to create a paper jacket 5
Identifying and Writing Infinitive Phrases
infinitive direct object prepositional phrase 4 I have to infinitive direct object prepositional phrase 5 I plan to infinitive direct object prepositional phrase Notice that in each of these sentences, the infinitive phrase is functioning as the direct object The infinitive itself can also have a direct object (exercise), as in example #1
Uses of the Greek Infinitive
may overlap with Infinitive of Purpose - Rarely ‘result’ can be formed by using wJV + infinitive Luke 5:7 ‘they filled both the boats so that they began to sink’ Causal Infinitive (pp 596-597) The infinitive is used to indicate reason for action of controlling verb Looks back at the reason for an action, whereas Purpose Inf
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