English, 02.11.2020 23:30 kingdrex8226

Which bolded phrase is an infinitive phrase? SIGHING CONTENTEDLY, Zoe stared out the window at the falling snow.
RAKING THE LEAVES ALL AFTERNOON can be exhausting.
We cheered loudly AT THE FOOTBALL GAME
The crowd showed its appreciation by CLAPPING WILDLY FOR THE SPEAKER
we planned TO WATCH A MOVIE, but we went ice skating instead.

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