Infinitive vs prepositional phrases; adjective phrases

Front

Formula for an infinitive: TO +

Back

verb

Front

Infinitive phrase:

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to sing in the choir

Front

Infinitive in: 'After Bobby fell, he needed to go to the hospital.'

Back

to go

Front

Identify the prepositional phrase: The dog sat by the warm fireplace.

Back

by the warm fireplace

Front

Identify the prepositional phrase: Some animals hunt only between dusk and dawn.

Back

between dusk and dawn

Front

Identify the prepositional phrase: Attend tonight's game at the field house!

Back

at the field house

Front

Function of the underlined phrase in: 'The package with the big red bow is mine.'

Back

adjective phrase

Front

Adjective phrase modifies: of self-destruction in 'Do these animals follow a pattern of self-destruction?'

Back

pattern

Front

Cozy homes underneath the ground protect young lemmings.

Back

homes

Front

Noun in a prepositional phrase?

Back

Object of the preposition.