Choose whether the verbal underlined in the sentence below is a participle, gerund, or infinitive. To see an eagle soar in the air is an incredible sight. a. participle b. gerund c. infinitive

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Rowan Davies

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14 October, 14:19

Choose whether the verbal underlined in the sentence below is a participle, gerund, or infinitive. To see an eagle soar in the air is an incredible sight. a. participle b. gerund c. infinitive

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Briley Mack · Answer 1

C. Infinitive.

Explanation:

To see an eagle soar in the air is an incredible sight. The verb to see is infinitive because the structure is always To + Verb and it is the way you find it in the dictionary. On the other hand, the gerund verbs are the ones that finish in - ING like, playing, cooking, watching, etc. And the participle verbs are used in the perfect tenses like, I have written a book, I had taken a shower, etc. Good luck!