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25-06-2016
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The phrase to run is a(n) _____. hyperbole gerund infinitive prepositional phrase

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metchelle metchelle

06-07-2016

The correct answer is infinitive. The phrase to run is
an infinitive phrase. An infinitive is formed from the words "to"
followed by the base or simple form of the
verb, but it functions either as a noun, adjective or adverb and never as a
verb.

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