Justin pounded down the sidewalk as he ran. The run was terribly tough because he was heaving his giant backpack. However, Justin had no other choice but to run fast and hard. Mr. Peterman's Doberman was on the loose again and terrorizing all of the kids walking home. Fortunately, Justin was almost safe at home.

Which sentence from the passage uses an infinitive?

A.

Fortunately, Justin was almost safe at home.

B.

Mr. Peterman's Doberman was on the loose again and terrorizing all of the kids walking home.

C.

The run was terribly tough because he was heaving his giant backpack.

D.

However, Justin had no other choice but to run fast and hard.

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Jonathan Henderson

English

9 October, 13:11

Justin pounded down the sidewalk as he ran. The run was terribly tough because he was heaving his giant backpack. However, Justin had no other choice but to run fast and hard. Mr. Peterman's Doberman was on the loose again and terrorizing all of the kids walking home. Fortunately, Justin was almost safe at home.

Which sentence from the passage uses an infinitive?

A.

Fortunately, Justin was almost safe at home.

B.

Mr. Peterman's Doberman was on the loose again and terrorizing all of the kids walking home.

C.

The run was terribly tough because he was heaving his giant backpack.

D.

However, Justin had no other choice but to run fast and hard.

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Jase · Answer 1

The answer is D. The infinitive in that sentence is, "to run."

An infinitive is to + a verb. Infinitive do not contain - ed, - ing, nor - s. They can be used as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.