PhraseGrammar Index : 2
A phrase is a group of words.
It must have some meaning.
It should not contain a finite verb.
If it contains a finite verb, it will be a sentence or clause.
There is not phrase with a finite verb.
Phrases begin with preposition.
Examples of Phrases :
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He wishes to learn Music.
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She wants to study further.
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The stone fell on the ground.
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This practice existed in ancient times.
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The girl with blue eyes is Mary.
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I like reading books.
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We may come to Delhi by train.
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They have arranged for boarding.
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You are most welcome to this palace.
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He went to a doctor.
(The boldened parts are the phrases)
There are three kinds of Phrases, namely.
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Noun Phrases
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Adjectival Phrase
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Adverbial Phrases
The Other Four Units of English are :
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Letter
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Word
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Clause
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Sentence
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