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I need to study tonight, but I really just want to go to the movies To study tonight is underlined, what part of speech is this Noun, adjective, adverb, verb?

I need to study tonight, but I really just want to go to the movies To study tonight is underlined, what part of speech is this Noun, adjective, adverb, verb?
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I need to study tonight, but I really just want to go to the movies

To study tonight is underlined, what part of speech is this
Noun, adjective, adverb, verb?

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easy the underlined word study tonight can be looked upon as a verb because you are doing something the word tonight is more of a noun
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"To study" is a verb in the infinitive form.
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