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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Part of speech

In the sentence, I wanted to go to the movies...what part of speech is "go"?
  

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In the senence I wanted to go to the movies. What part of speech is "go"?
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To go is the infinitive form of the verb. Here, it introduces the phrase that serves as the direct object of the verb wanted.
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In the sentence: I wanted to go to the movies. What part of speech is "GO" in the sentence?
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I wanted to go to the movies.

The two words together "to go" is an infinitive. "to" is a particle, and "go"is the base verb.
The reduced (infinitive) clause "to go to the movies" is a noun clause, the direct object of the verb "wanted."

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