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If the phrase begins with the words “To hasten” or “To infer,” it is a(n) _________ phrase. Adverb Adjective Prepositional Appositive
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If the phrase begins with the words “To hasten” or “To infer,” it is a(n) _________ phrase.

Adverb

Adjective

Prepositional

Appositive

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I would say it is an adverb
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