Infinitives

Noun, adjective, or adverb? Ms. Brooks wants to publish a horror novel someday.

Prepositional phrase or infinitive phrase? Math is a hard subject for Ms. Brooks to learn.

Infinitive or prepositional phrase? I want to order pizza for dinner.

Infinitive or prepositional phrase? I gave my report card to my mother.

Noun, adjective, or adverb? To leave now would be rude.

Noun, adjective, or adverb? I wish I didn't have homework to do later.

Noun, adverb, or adjective? You must score a 300 to bowl a perfect game.

Prepositional phrase or infinitive phrase? I handed the textbook to my classmate.

Infinitive phrase or prepositional phrase? You have to learn about infinitives before you leave 6th grade!

Infinitive or prepositional phrase? Yesterday, we went to the movies.

Noun, adjective, or adverb? Work to restore ancient artifacts is an ongoing process.

What is the complete infinitive phrase? You need to settle down.

Noun, adverb, or adjective? Do you have any games to play?

What is the complete infinitive? I don't like to get up in the morning before the sun comes out because I'm still tired.

What is the complete infinitive phrase? To get a good grade on the infinitives quiz tomorrow is all I want.

Noun, adjective, or adverb? We came to cheer.

Noun, adverb, or adjective? To go to school is a privilege.

What is the complete infinitive phrase? I don't know which candy to choose because they all look delicious.

Noun, adjective, or adverb? To get a good grade on the infinitives quiz tomorrow is all I want.

What is the complete infinitive phrase? Do you want to help me with this thing we have to do?