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Infinitives: What type of infinitve/infinitive phrase is in this sentences: 1.I hope Spanish is not too hard to master. infinitive: to master. 2.Yes, we packed supplies -- enough to last a full week. infinitive
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Infinitives: What type of infinitve/infinitive phrase is in this sentences:

1.I hope Spanish is not too hard to master.
infinitive: to master.

2.Yes, we packed supplies -- enough to last a full week.
infinitive phrase: to last a full week.

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An infinitive phrase must contain the word 'to' and a verb following that word. Since 'master' is a pronoun, the correct answer is 2.Yes, we packed supplies -- enough to last a full week.
infinitive phrase: to last a full week..
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