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There is one blank in the sentence below. For this blank, click the phrase that correctly uses an infinitive phrase. __________ he brought them bread.
To get a lesson from his friends
By getting a lesson from his friends
He was getting a lesson from his friends
He got a lesson from his friends
The correct phrase to fill in the blank is “To get a lesson from his friends.”
So, the complete sentence would be: “To get a lesson from his friends, he brought them bread.”
Explanation: An infinitive phrase consists of “to” followed by the base form of a verb (in this case, “get”). This phrase indicates purpose, showing why he brought them bread. The other options do not start with “to” and do not function as infinitive phrases.
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