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Identify the phrase contained in the following sentence.Why do you want to destroy this animal's burrow?


participle

gerund

infinitive

preposition

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Infinitive.

Explanation:

"to destroy".
Answer 2
Answer: I think it will be preposition 

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