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How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence? The best route to take from here is through town. A. noun as subject B. adverb C. adjective<--- D. noun as predicate nomina…

How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence? The best route to take from here is through town. A. noun as subject B. adverb C. adjective<--- D. noun as predicate nomina…
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How is the infinitive phrase used in the sentence? The best route to take from here is through town. A. noun as subject B. adverb C. adjective<--- D. noun as predicate nominative

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The infinite phrase being used in the sentence is C) adjective. It modifies a noun or verb.
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In this sentence, the infinitive phrase, "to take" is being used in the following form: "c. adjective" because it is directly describing the subject, which happens to be "the best route"
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