PLEASE HELP ON GRAMMAR!!!?

PLEASE HELP ON GRAMMAR!!!?
Hey there! I really really need some help on these following sentences... basically I need to know if they are noun, or adjective, or adverb infinitives. THANKS SOOOO MUCH IN ADVANCE! 1) To paint the aparment next month 2) To lift the log off him 3) To stop the running child 4) To be a soccer goalie 5) To make money 6) To buy 7) To shed it's brown feathers 8) To repay everyone affected 9) To keep your scholarship 10) To last a full week 11) To carry comparatively 12) To be invited 13) To do research 14) To leave the family 15) To decide the best course of action 16) To spend a year in Madrid 17) To study a new language 18) To speak like a native Spaniard 19) To hard to master 20) To live abroad 21) To cook 22) To remove stains from clothes 23) To conduct research 24) To travel to Argentina 25) To ask them 26) To call 27) To meet their new neighbors 28) To entertain her after diner 29) To peek Again,... I know this is really ALOT.... but I really don't get these..and I would really appreciate it.. if you could answer these... at least the last 10..!!! thanks !! Here are the complete sentences to the infinitives above... im just gonna give the last 10... those are the ones I REALLY need to know. 1) Roberta sliced the bread to serve it to her dinner guests. 2) My mother's favorite dish to cook in lasagna 3) To remove stains from clothes, I recommed washing them in cold, soapy water. 4) Justin likes to conduct research on the Internet on the weekends. 5) To travel to Argentina was Elena's wish for the new year. 6) We called Peter and Laura to ask them about our homework assignment. 7) The number to call for that information has been changed. 8) Rafael and Alex were happy to meet their new neighbors. 9) David told his little sister a vivid story to entertain her after dinner. 10) We got to peek at the sleeping baby in the crib. THANKS ALOT!!
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They are all infinitives, but it's hard to see what kind they are unless they're in a complete sentences. What they DO in the sentence determines what they should be called. Let me give you an example using 1. He decided to paint the apartment next month. Here it's a noun because it's object of the verb "decided." His decision to paint the apartment next month surprised me. Here it's an adjective because it's describing the noun "decision," saying WHICH decision. He saved up to paint the apartment next month. Here it's an adverb, telling you WHY he saved up. Number 19 isn't an infinitive, BTW. It should be written "too hard." Put your examples into sentences and then see what they are doing.

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