Choose the function of the italicized infinitive phrase. he went to europe to study architecture. adverb adjective noun

Although you forgot to highlight the infinitive phrase you refer to, we can say the phrase "to Europe" is working as an adverb of place referring to the destination this person is going in this case. (Where is he going?)

If we consider the phrase "to study architecture", the function is an adverb of purpose because it´s answering the question Why?. Thus, it is giving the reason why the person is travelling to Europe.

A "to-infinitive" to express purpose can be introduced by: to, in order to, so as to and the negatives so as not to, in order not to. For example, "The girl woke up to open the door". In some cases, "in order that" and a clause is pausible, for example "He works hard so that his family has everything they need".

The function of the infinitive phrase "to study architecture" is adverb.

Explanation: An infinitive phrase is a phrase or group of words introduced by "to" and followed by a bare infinitive. It can also include modifiers. Moreover, an infinitive phrase can act as a noun, as an adjective or as an adverb. In the sentence provided, the infinitive phrase ("to study architecture") is functioning as an adverb because it is modifying the verb "went" and making reference to why he went to Europe, that is to say it makes reference to the reason/purpose of his trip.

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