Which sentence contains both a participial phrase and an infinitive phrase?

A. Walking along the shore, Rosie and her little sister began to notice many starfish on the rocks.

B. Taking a long walk is a great way to calm down after a stressful day.

C. The driver, making a sharp right turn, zipped into the drive-through line at the coffee shack.

D. Alice, frustrated by her shaggy hair, went to the beauty salon after work, so she could get her hair styled.

A. Walking along the shore, Rosie and her little sister began to notice many starfish on the rocks.

Explanation:

Participial phrase is a set of words whose main part is participle and as a whole functions as an adjective.

Infinitive phrase has an infinitive as main part and can have many functions in a sentence.

Sentences C. and D. don't have infinitive at all (to + verb).

Sentence B. has infinitive (to calm down) but it doesn't havs participle. "taking" although looks like participle, is actually gerund. The whole phrase (taking a long walk) doesn't modify any noun, it functions as a subject.

Finally, sentence A. has an infinitive (to notice) and infinitive phrase (to notice many starfish on the rocks). Since this modifies verb "began" this server as an adverb. Also, there iss a participle (walking) and participial phrase (walking along the shore). This functions as an adjective because it modifies Rosa and her sister.

roses are red,

violets are black,

for what you said,

i hope you sit on a big fat tack.

a. is the correct answer