Identify the type of phrases given in bold in the following sentences.
a. The mobile phones are unexpectedly inexpensive nowadays.
b. We are going to meet the Chief Minister next week.
C. I enjoy walking early in the morning.
d. Don't you have a train to catch?
e. Tell your brothers not to fight over petty things.
f. The man reacted very excitedly to the news.
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Answer:
a. Adverbial phrase
b. Verb phrase
c. prepositional phrase
d. Noun Phrase
e. Noun phrase
f. Adjective phrase
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Answer:
a. Adverbial phrase
b. Verb phrase
c. prepositional phrase
d. Noun Phrase
e. Noun phrase
f. Adjective phrase
Explanation:
A phrase is a short string of words that expresses an idea but isn't a complete sentence. Every day, you utilize phrases in both your speech and writing. There are many various sorts of phrases, some of which have a more technical purpose in your writing than others.
Five Word Examples of phrases
- Noun Phrase: It was a chilly, rainy afternoon on Friday.
- Mary may have been waiting outside for you, according to the verb.
- Gerund; One method to cool yourself on a hot day is to eat ice cream.
- She contributed to the roof's construction, infinitive.
- Prepositional Expression: My mother is in the kitchen.
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