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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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What is a phrase?
0 Hi, 02 br
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00 My dictionary said that a phrase is a short group of words tht are used as a unit and whose meaning is not always obvious from the words contained in it. Great, 01 u 00 but I have used the word "phrase" in just about any situations where there was two or more words regardless of their grammatical implications 02 u 00 . Was I wrong? Then, what's right? 0-
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00 My dictionary said that a phrase is a short group of words tht are used as a unit and whose meaning is not always obvious from the words contained in it. Great, 01 u 00 but I have used the word "phrase" in just about any situations where there was two or more words regardless of their grammatical implications 02 u 00 . Was I wrong? Then, what's right? 0-
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0 Your dictionary definition sounds like a definition of an 01 i 00 idiomatic phrase 02 i 00 . 02 br 02 br 00 Take a look at [url=" 05 0 00 "]ONE LOOK[/url]. w=phrase&ls=a
- 0 Your dictionary definition sounds like a definition of an 01 i 00 idiomatic phrase 02 i 00 .
- 02 br 02 br 00 Take a look at [url=" 05 0 00 "]ONE LOOK[/url].
- w=phrase&ls=a
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0 Your dictionary definition sounds like a definition of an 01 i 00 idiomatic phrase 02 i 00 . I use 01 i 00 phrase 02 i 00 like you have been doing, but if it has a verb, I call it a 01 i 00 clause 02 i 00 . 02 br
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00 Take a look at [url=" 05 0 00 "]ONE LOOK[/url]. 0240href http://www.onelook.com/?w=phrase&ls=a
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00 Take a look at [url=" 05 0 00 "]ONE LOOK[/url]. 0240href http://www.onelook.com/?w=phrase&ls=a
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