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What kind of phrase is to unpack immediately?

The phrase "to unpack immediately" is a verb phrase that functions as an imperative.

Here's why:

* Verb phrase: It's made up of the verb "to unpack" and the adverb "immediately," which modifies the verb.

* Imperative: It expresses a direct command or instruction. The phrase is telling someone to unpack something right away.

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