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What is an infinitive?

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The word “to” followed by a verb, and it can function as a noun, adjective, or adverb in the sentence.

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What are 4 example of an infinitive?

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To sleep
To sneeze
To walk
To talk

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What is an example of an infinitive used in a sentence?

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Vandana likes to hike.

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What is an infinitive phrase?

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A group of words that begin with an infinitive followed by any nouns or modifiers needed to complete the sentence.

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What are 4 examples of an infinitive phrase?

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To fight an opponent
To bake a cake
To walk a marathon
To carry a bag.

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What is an example of an infinitive phrase used in a sentence?

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Reyna needs (to fight an opponent)in taekwondo.

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What is a split infinitive?

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A infinitive that the “to” and verb are split by an adverb.

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What are 4 examples of a split infinitive?

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To slowly walk
To loudly scream
To quickly run
To completely ignore

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What is an example of a split infinitive being used in a sentence?

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The music performer uses the microphone to loudly sing.

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What is a participle?

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A verb that functions as an adjective. There are 2 different types of participles: Past and Present.

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What is a present participle?

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A present form of a verb that functions as an adjective. They complete progressive verbs or act as modifiers.

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What are 4 examples of present participles?

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Running
Giggling
Helping
Jumping

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What is an example of a present participle being used in a sentence?

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Tyler smiles, for he is painting a work of art.

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What is a past participle?

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A past form of a verb that functions as an adjective. They complete progressive verbs or acts as modifiers.

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What are 4 examples of past participles?

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Baked
Giggled
Helped
Jumped

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What is an example of a past participle being used in a sentence?

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Gavin giggled for his sister just told him a funny joke.

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What is a Gerund?

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The -ing form of a verb that functions and acts like a noun. Gerunds always end in -ing.

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What is the difference between participles and gerunds?

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Gerunds function as nouns, so they will be subjects, subject complements, direct objects, indirect objects, and objects of prepositions, while Present participles complete progressive verbs or act as modifiers.

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What are 4 examples of a Gerund as a subject/noun?

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Tim enjoys swimming
Milly likes running
John is going walking
Peter gives skipping a try

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What is an example of a sentence in which the gerund is acting like the subject in the sentence?

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Caitlyn enjoys swimming on her swim team.

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What are 4 example in which the gerund is the object of the preposition?

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(without saying goodbye)
(to staying in)
(by holding on)
(from singing loud)

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What is an example of a sentence in which the gerund is the subject of the preposition?

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Sierra’s nails looks so nice, and she even did them (without reading the design).

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What are 4 examples in which the gerund is the indirect object of the sentence?

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She showed writing poetry great respect.
– “writing poetry” is the gerund phrase (indirect object); “great respect” is the direct object

They offered volunteering at the shelter their support.
– Indirect object: volunteering at the shelter

He taught baking bread some useful techniques.
– Indirect object: baking bread

We gave learning new languages our full effort.
– Indirect object: learning new languages

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What is an example of a sentence in which the gerund is the indirect object of the sentence?

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Liana gave reading books [a chance]

reading books is the gerund phrase, however it is the indirect object in the sentence. The direct object is [a chance], for it is the main idea.

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What are 4 examples in which the gerund is the direct object?
I enjoy cooking He likes playing The team likes practicing She considered quitting
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What is an example of a sentence in which the gerund is the direct object of the sentence?
Charlotte likes dancing in theater plays.
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What is a subject complement?
A subject complement renames the subject and follows a helping verb.
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What are 4 examples of subject complement?
She is [a teacher] He is [cold] The food smells [delicious] The soccer ball is [round]
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What is an example of a sentence using a subject complement?
Ayaan is [a soccer player]
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What are 4 examples in which the gerund is the subject complement?
Her favorite activity is [swimming]. ––> Swimming is describing her favorite activity. His job is [accounting]. ––>The job is renamed by accounting, the gerund. Her passion is [painting] ––>Painting is describing her passion. His hobby is [cooking]. ––>Cooking renames his hobby.
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What is an example of a sentence in which the gerund is the subject complement?
Reynas favorite thing to do when she is bored is [reading]. ––>Reading is describing her favorite thing to do when she is bored.
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Similar to the daily doo after spring break, complete this by naming every part of speech in the sentence, as well as the sentence type. I finished my big science project on Wednesday, and I finally caught up on sleep after staying up late all week.
Compound sentence: [IC,(FANBOYS)IC] I = pronoun finished = verb my = possessive pronoun big = adjective science = adjective project = noun on = preposition Wednesday = proper noun , = punctuation and = coordinating conjunction I = pronoun finally = adverb caught = verb up = adverb on = preposition sleep = noun after = subordinating conjunction staying = gerund up = adverb late = adverb all = adjective week = noun . = punctuation
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Name all gerunds, infinitives, split infinitives, infinitive phrases, present participles, and past participles you see in this sentence, as well as the type of sentence. After completing my homework, I decided to quickly finish reading a new mystery book, and I was excited to have finally solved the case before the main character did.
Compound complex: [DC,IC(FANBOYS)IC] Gerund: completing, reading Infinitive: to finish, to have solved Split infinitive: to quickly finish Infinitive phrase: to have finally solved the case Present participle: completing Past participles: excited, solved