Question 5 • English Language Arts 10
An infinitive phrase begins with “to” followed by a verb and may include its objects or modifiers. In A, “To work in a professional kitchen” is an infinitive phrase; in D, “to measure all ingredients by weight” is an infinitive phrase. The phrases beginning with “Being” in C and E are gerund phrases, not infinitive phrases.
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