Question 1 • (AG Q2) Academic English 9: 26-27 (SDunham)
An infinitive is usually formed with “to” followed by a verb in its base form. In B, “to save” is an infinitive; in D, “to get” is an infinitive; and in E, “to walk” is an infinitive. In C, “to Sarah” uses “to” as a preposition, not as part of an infinitive. A has “moving,” not an infinitive.
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