How to identify different type of phrases
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phrase is a group of related words within a sentence that complements the overall structure of sentence. A phrase lacks both the subject and the object. Hence, a phrase cannot stand alone to give complete meaning. The underline group of words in the following sentence is a phrase.
Example:
I saw a joker in the street.
A phrase can act as a noun, an adjective, a preposition or an adverb.
Example:
I saw a joker in the street.
A phrase can act as a noun, an adjective, a preposition or an adverb.
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1. Noun Phrase :
They were given (food and clothing).
2. Adjective Phrase :
He is a (wealthy man).
3. Adverbial Phrase :
The beggar was begging from (door to door).
4. Prepositional Phrase :
He shouted (at the top of) his voice.
5. Verbal Phrase :
The student (bids fair) to shine in life.
☆I just gave you some examples. Hope it will let you identify the Phrase in a sentence. In the brackets, Phrases are given.☆
1. Noun Phrase :
They were given (food and clothing).
2. Adjective Phrase :
He is a (wealthy man).
3. Adverbial Phrase :
The beggar was begging from (door to door).
4. Prepositional Phrase :
He shouted (at the top of) his voice.
5. Verbal Phrase :
The student (bids fair) to shine in life.
☆I just gave you some examples. Hope it will let you identify the Phrase in a sentence. In the brackets, Phrases are given.☆
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