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Emilysss Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Infinitive ( to ) question ?

The capacity to endure hardship or pain.

In this sentence, '' to '' is an infinitive ? ( endure -- verb ?? )
  

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It isn't a sentence as it has no subject and no finite verb. To endure is an infinitive and of course a verb as well. Some grammarians call to a particle, some call it an infinitive marker.

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  • It isn't a sentence as it has no subject and no finite verb.
  • To endure is an infinitive and of course a verb as well.
  • Some grammarians call to a particle, some call it an infinitive marker.
  • Some others probably call it something else.
  • CB
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It isn't a sentence as it has no subject and no finite verb. To endure is an infinitive and of course a verb as well. Some grammarians call to a particle, some call it an infinitive marker. Some others probably call it something else.

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