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What is the infinitive phrase in the sentence “Lizabeth and Joey were free to run wild with the other children”
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What is the infinitive phrase in the sentence “Lizabeth and Joey were free to run wild with the other children”

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Infinitive: “to run”
An infinitive is the word “to” followed by a verb
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