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I have a few questions...
1) Is "to call" an infinitive or an auxillary verb? If not what is an infinitive verb?
2) Is "What if this PM asks people to trust him again?” a complex sentence
3) Is “so they can spend more time tackling drug dealers, muggers and yobs” an adverbial subordinate clause or is it more than one clause
4) In, “it will put us on the line in a way that no government has ever been before” is "that no government has ever been before” a relative or a noun subordinate clause
help would really be appreciated especially with the clauses as I get myself in a bit of a mess
1) Is "to call" an infinitive or an auxillary verb? If not what is an infinitive verb?
2) Is "What if this PM asks people to trust him again?” a complex sentence
3) Is “so they can spend more time tackling drug dealers, muggers and yobs” an adverbial subordinate clause or is it more than one clause
4) In, “it will put us on the line in a way that no government has ever been before” is "that no government has ever been before” a relative or a noun subordinate clause
help would really be appreciated especially with the clauses as I get myself in a bit of a mess