Exercise
Form 8: Infinitives vs. Prepositional Phrases with 'To'
Learn to distinguish infinitives from prepositional phrases starting with the word to. Practice identifying whether to is followed by a verb or a noun phrase.
Questions
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MultiChoice
In 'We walked to the park', what is 'to the park'?
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In 'We walked to exercise', what is 'to exercise'?
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In 'She gave the letter to Maria', what is 'to Maria'?
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MultiChoice
In 'She spoke to inform Maria', what is 'to inform Maria'?
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MultiChoice
In 'He went to the bank', what is 'to the bank'?
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MultiChoice
In 'He went to withdraw money', what is 'to withdraw money'?
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MultiChoice
In 'They drove to Florida', what is 'to Florida'?
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MultiChoice
In 'They drove to relax', what is 'to relax'?
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MultiChoice
In 'I sent a message to my boss', what is 'to my boss'?
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In 'I sent a message to remind my boss', what is 'to remind my boss'?
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MultiChoice
In 'Listen to the music', what is 'to the music'?
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MultiChoice
In 'Listen to understand', what is 'to understand'?