Is this statement subjunctive?

[donnach]

They saw them walk home.

Is walk subjunctive?

How do you parse it?

I am confused.

Thanks,

Donna

[Soup]

Verb + object + gerund / infinitive; e.g. see someone do / doing something

[donnach]

Thank you Soup,

Guess I need more than just parsing.

Could "walk home" be considered a bare infinitive phrase, an infinitive phrase without the "to", modifying "them"?

So: Could it be called a bare infinitive acting as an adjective modifying "them"?
Or, how about a bare infinitive acting as a noun complement of "them"?

Are one of these correct?

Thanks,

Donna

[Soup]

Originally Posted by donnach

Could "walk home" be considered a bare infinitive phrase, an infinitive phrase without the "to", modifying "them"?

Yes. That's exactly what it is.

Originally Posted by donnach

Could it be called a bare infinitive acting as an adjective modifying "them"?
Or, how about a bare infinitive acting as a noun complement of "them"?

Your answer is here The Function Of Phrases (Psst. Look for Peter dashing across the quadrangle.)