| 1. I really need TO LOSE SOME WEIGHTt. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 2. This is a meeting TO DECIDE ON FUTURE POLICIES.. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 3. I have decided TO TAKE UP THEIR OFFER of a job. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 4. The fastest way TO GET HOME is the expressway. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 5. Neither the boy nor the girl is TO BLAME FOR THE ACCIDENT. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 6. I expect TO LIVE AND LEARN. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 7. I am glad TO HAVE SEEN THAT MOVIE. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 8. There must be a way TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 9. He searched the world TO FIND HIS PARENTS. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 10. It is hard TO LIVE ON THESE WAGES. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 11. I have a plan TO SUGGEST to you. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 12. He does not like TO WASH DISHES. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 13. I am too busy TO GO TO THE MOVIES TONIGHT. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 14. I have a paper TO WRITE BEFORE CLASS. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 15. He decided TO WRITE TO ALL OF US. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 16. Our present plan is TO RECOGNIZE THE COMPANY. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 17. The hikers were too tired TO TAKE ANOTHER STEP. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 18. The person TO SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM is John Smith. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 19. TO SAVE MONEY became her obsession. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 20. You ask him TO HANG ON FOR A MOMENT. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 21. There was no gasoline TO RUN THE ENGINE. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 22. Fred rose TO ADK A QUESITON. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 23. An advisor is the one TO COUNSEL YOU. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 24. I expected Gloria TO VOTE FOR ME. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |
| 25. I asked for the job TO BE DONE QUICKLY. | |
| a) | Infinitive phrase as NOUN | b) | Infinitive phrase as ADJECTIVE | c) | Infinitive phrase as ADVERB |