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Nine times out of ten a phrase does not contain a verb, and a clause does contain a verb. But then, of course, verb phrases contain verbs. Types of phrases.
- Nine times out of ten a phrase does not contain a verb, and a clause does contain a verb.
- But then, of course, verb phrases contain verbs.
- Types of phrases.
- NP (noun phrase) books, the book, the red book, the book of proverbs, the book that is on the table, ...
- VP (verb phrase) is here, could be easily seen, has two sisters, will be going to London soon, ...
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Nine times out of ten a phrase does not contain a verb, and a clause does contain a verb. But then, of course, verb phrases contain verbs.
Types of phrases.
NP (noun phrase) books, the book, the red book, the book of proverbs, the book that is on the table, ...
VP (verb phrase) is here, could be easily seen, has two sisters, will be going to London soon, ..
Types of phrases.
NP (noun phrase) books, the book, the red book, the book of proverbs, the book that is on the table, ...
VP (verb phrase) is here, could be easily seen, has two sisters, will be going to London soon, ..
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Hi,
Start by having a look at these dictionary definitions.
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http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictiona
Start by having a look at these dictionary definitions.
Then post again if you still need help.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictiona
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