WHAT A PHRASES? |
5 Common type phrases
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5 Advance types Phrase
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Mohit eats mangoes". "(My friend Mohit) (is eating) (sweet mangoes") 1, "These are sentences (A group of words which has a combination of a subject and a verb and which gives a complete sense is called "Sentence" 2, Ques. What is the difference between the above two sentences? Ans. First sentence:- Mohit: Noun but no phrase Eats:Verb but no phrase Mangoes: Object but no phrase Because twice are single words Thus 2nd sentence:- My friend Mohit: Nouns phrase Is eating: Verbs phrase Sweet mangoes: Adjective noun phrase. Because twice groups are made of two or more words. 3rd point is two or more words of groups are not gives complete sense, So these are"Phrases". {A group of words which has no combination of subject and verb and which has no complete sense is called Phrase.} |
5 Common types phrase
A beautiful lady asked me my name. A Man in the window shouted for help. They bought a huge expensive home. |
He is playing cricket. I can read English. They have been playing cricket since morning. |
She bought a beautiful white chair. She gave me a cup of full tea. |
The racer was running very fast He drives a car in a very high speed. |
She is sleeping on the carpet. They looked at the black bourd. |
5 Advance Types Phrase
To get success is an ambition of everybody. I enjoy to drive a car. |
A crying (adj.) of a baby (noun) disturbs me. He started writing (V4) a letter. |
Running (noun)on the road, he fell down. |
He worked hard so that he may pass. |
What a pity! He is dead. |
१. Subject noun phrase २. Object noun phrase
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