Dentify the infinitive in the sentence: My brother wants to buy headphones with his extra money, but I think swimming goggles would be more practical. A) to buy B) wants to C) would be D) swimming

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Dentify the infinitive in the sentence: My brother wants to buy headphones with his extra money, but I think swimming goggles would be more practical.

A) to buy

B) wants to

C) would be

D) swimming

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A to buy for your question

Helmut Kemper answered Jan 3, 2018

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Infinitive's usually start with "To" So it would be
A) To Buy

Nautilius answered Jan 8, 2018

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