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Grammar
Infinitive
I am trying to identify the use of the infinitve (noun, adjective, adverb). Example:
Am I too late to volunteer?
John's refusal to participate surprised us.
Am I too late to volunteer?
John's refusal to participate surprised us.
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1. adverb(-like) How late? Very late.
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- adverb(-like) How late?
- Very late.
- Late for volunteering.
- Too late to volunteer.
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1. adverb(-like) How late? Very late. Late for volunteering. Too late to volunteer.
2. adjective(-like) What sort of refusal? A blunt refusal. An apologetic refusal. A refusal to participate.
CJ
2. adjective(-like) What sort of refusal? A blunt refusal. An apologetic refusal. A refusal to participate.
CJ
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