English, 23.10.2019 23:20, glowbaby123

1. type the infinitive phrase(s) in the following sentence: you have to ask to go to the bathroom.

2. type the prep phrase(s) in the following sentence: you have to ask to go to the bathroom.

3. prep or infin? will you walk me to school?

4. prep or infin? i like to draw cartoon characters.

5. prep or infin? we are going to learn citations.

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