The Tongue Untied: Verbals: Infinitives

This site defines verbals and provides several examples, but it also goes through several steps to verbal identification.

This is a twenty-question learning exercise with multiple choice answers about identifying the correct type of verbal that is used in a sentence (gerund, participle, infinitive). Answers are available through a link at the bottom.

After examining the infinitive and the object of the infinitive in previous lessons, this lesson focuses solely on the infinitive phrase. A definition is provided along with several examples.

The Tongue Untied provides a twenty-question interactive quiz on phrases where the underlined group of words must be identified as either a prepositional phrase, participial phrase, gerund phrase, or infinitive phrase.

This site defines gerunds as verbal phrases and provides several examples, but it also goes through several steps to gerund identification.

This site defines participles as verbal phrases (participial phrase) and provides several examples, but it also goes through several steps to participle identification.

The Tongue Untied provides a twenty-question interactive quiz on phrases where the underlined group of words must be identified as either an infinitive phrase, appositive, gerund phrase, prepositional phrase, clause, or participial phrase.

The Tongue Untied provides a twenty-question interactive quiz on phrases where the underlined group of words must be identified as either an infinitive phrase, appositive, gerund phrase, prepositional phrase, clause, or participial phrase.

Defines the many rules that govern the use of nouns, including their use as subjects, and the requirements for agreement; predicate nominatives; four types of objects (direct object, indirect object, object of preposition, and object of...

In this grammar activity, students identify the underlined part of speech in twenty sentences as a gerund, participle or infinitive.