Question

Make sentences using these phrases.
1. inside the house
2. at the station
3. in the morning
4. to her father
5. before lunch
6. with some friends
7. the ferocious tiger
8. for two hours
9. the bus driver
10. on the noticeboard
11. lifted the heavy cartons
12. entered the building
13. startled children
14. an interesting episode​

Answer 1

Answer:

I want inside the house

Train are coming

I do yoga in the morning

He said to her father to go and meet my friends

We have to return home before lunch

Was ready to the deer

In school I was two hours late

The bus driver in night

Answer 2

Answer:

The required sentences formed with the given phrases are as follows:

1) There was a lot of noise coming from inside the house.

2) Sam will pick his father at the station.

3) My family wakes up early in the morning.

4) Suraj has been talking to her father.

5) The principal has called you in her office before lunch.

6) I am going to Delhi with some friends.

7) The ferocious tiger attacked a wildlife officer.

8) We had been waiting at the airport for two hours.

9)  We were told to be back in an hour by the bus driver.

10) There was maintenance going on the noticeboard.

11) Due to his well built structure, Harry easily lifted the heavy cartons.

12) With a loud siren, the police entered the building.

13) With a loud bang, the fireworks startled children.

14) The fifth installment of the Loki series was great and an interesting episode.

Explanation:

In English grammar, a phrase may be a group of two or more words functioning as a meaningful unit within a sentence or clause. A phrase is usually characterized as a grammatical unit at a level between a word and a clause.

• A phrase is formed up of a head (or headword)—which determines the grammatical nature of the unit—and one or more optional modifiers.
• Phrases may contain other phrases inside them.
• Common sorts of phrases include noun phrases (such as a good friend), verb phrases (drives carefully), adverb phrases (quite slowly), adjective phrases (very cold and dark), and prepositional phrases (in first place).

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