0
Losh Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Verb phrases
How can I differentiate between a verb phrase and a verbal phrase?
Top answer
Hi, That would be easier to answer if you told us the context in which you saw these terms. As a general comment: a verb phrase sounds like a phrase that contains a verb. a verbal phrase sounds like a phrase that is spoken rather than written.
- Hi, That would be easier to answer if you told us the context in which you saw these terms.
- As a general comment: a verb phrase sounds like a phrase that contains a verb.
- a verbal phrase sounds like a phrase that is spoken rather than written.
- However, your context may use these terms differently.
- Best wishes, Clive
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
That would be easier to answer if you told us the context in which you saw these terms.
As a general comment:
a verb phrase sounds like a phrase that contains a verb.
a verbal phrase sounds like a phrase that is spoken rather than written.
However, your context may use these terms differently.
Best wishes, Clive
That would be easier to answer if you told us the context in which you saw these terms.
As a general comment:
a verb phrase sounds like a phrase that contains a verb.
a verbal phrase sounds like a phrase that is spoken rather than written.
However, your context may use these terms differently.
Best wishes, Clive
0
Related Questions