English, 17.02.2022 01:30 ABRANLINLCON

Gerunds, infinitives, and NOUN clauses: type the phrase or clause in the space provided. Identify the phrase or clause as gerund phrase, or noun clause. From the second drop-down list, identify the use of the phrase or clause as subject, predicate nominative, direct object m, object preposition, or appositive. "Tomorrow, Lisa wants to purchase the tickets for the play."

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