What part of speech is the infinitive phrase used as in this sentence? A large storm is moving in swiftly, which is a good reason to stay indoors today.
O A. Noun
B. adjective
C. pronoun
D. adverb

Noun

Explanation:

The infinitive phrase "to stay indoors today" is used as a noun in the sentence.

An infinitive is a verb and is usually used with the prefix "to-" before an infinitive is used.

Hence, an infinitive phrase contains an infinitive, along with its modifiers.

The infinitive phrase "to stay indoors today" is used as a noun to modify "to stay"

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