In a separate Word document, identify the in the following sentences.Your three choices are: adverbials that begin with prepositions (prep-adv), adverbials that begin with infinitive verbs (inf-adv), and nominal clauses that begin with infinitive verbs (nom-inf). Remember: Some prepositional phrases will function as , and they should not be labeled in this exercise. See the “Prepositional Phrases” section of Lecture 6 for details. Jack\’s business partner went . Prep-adv inf-adv In a separate Word document, identify each of the underlined elements according to both its form and its function. Form refers to word categories (noun, verb, preposition, etc.), names of phrases (prepositional phrase, noun phrase, gerund phrase, etc.), and clauses. Function refers to the specific role the word or word group plays in the sentence: subject, direct object, indirect object, adverbial, etc. I find is a good alternative to eating candy. nominal clause direct object