identify the verbal in the sentence below. then select the type of verbal. the puppy, charlie, wanted to play with everyone around him.
verbal:
to play
wanted
around
type of verbal:
infinitive
gerund
participle

Verbals are verbs that function as an adjective or a noun. In the sentence: The puppy, Charlie, wanted to play with everyone around him, "around" is a preposition. That leaves "wanted" and "to play" whose base forms are verbs. "Wanted" here functions as a verb. Therefore, it is not a verbal. What remains is "to play". It is an infinitive that functions as noun the object of the sentence.

Therefore, the verbal is: "to play"
And the type of verbal is: infinitive

P.S.
gerund ends in -ing
participles can end in -ing, -en, -ed, etc.

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