*will mark brainliest* *random answers will be reported* *do not comment like crazy*' *if you'r going to start an argument, don't even think of pressing this question* rearrange each sentence below to begin with the part of speech indicated in parentheses. 1. aesop used the fable "the fox and the crow" to teach a lesson. (infinitive) 2. a crow is sitting in a tree with a piece of cheese in her beak. (participle) 3. a fox nearby spies on the crow. (adverb) 4. to trick the crow is the fox's plan. (article and noun) 5. his goal is to get her cheese. (gerund) 6. the fox flatters her to distract the crow's attention. (infinitive) 7. he asks her slyly to sing just one song. (adverb) 8. the crow drops the cheese on opening her mouth to sing. (participle) 9. the fox snaps up the cheese in a flash. 10. aesop adds a moral to end the fable. (infinitive)