In these structures below,
1. A of B to-infinitive
2. A of B on C to-infinitive
3. A of B on C of D to-infinitive
4. A + preposition + B to-infinitive
(A,B,C,D are nouns or noun phases)
Q1) According to context, in structures 1,2,3,4, can to-infinitive be analyzed as modifying A?
Q2) According to context, in structure 2 and 3, can to-infinitive be analyzed as modifying B?
Q3) According to context, in structure 3, can to-infinitive be analyzed as modifying C?
Could you answer my three questions with examples?
As for structure 4, I think that the similar example would be "the best way for the students to get better at English speaking is...". Here, A = the best way, preposition = for, B = the students, to-infinitive = to get better at English speaking
