Question

10 pharses and make use of pharses in a sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

An apple a day keeps the doctor away

Answer 2

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1. “I’ll be there."

2. “I Love You.”

3. “Maybe you’re right.”

4. “I trust you.”

5. “Go for it.”

6. “Got your back.”

7. “How are you?”

8. “I want you.”

9. “Get lost, creep.”

10. “Lets get high.”

11. “I respect you.”

12. “Please forgive me.”

13. “Now or never.”

14. “I am pregnant.”

15. “Get enough sleep.”

16. “I miss you.”

17. “Lets get drunk.”

18. “Nurture your best.”

19. “Lets just dance.”

20. “Let it go.”

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These groups of words make sense but not complete sense.

A group of word that conveys some sense but not complete sense is called a pharse. A pharse does not have a subject or a finite verb.