Grade 7

PHRASES
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Lesson 11
 Phrase
is a group or combination of two
or more words. It is a unit of a
complete sentence.
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Phrases
 Types of Phrases
1. Noun Phrase
These are the phrases that contain a noun- name,
place, or things and at least one modifier associated
with the noun. The entire phrase will act as a noun for
that sentence.

Examples:
The movie is based on a real-life incident.
I need a phone.
Angela bought a swimsuit.
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What an awful
day! The sky is
dark gray.
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01
What an awful
day! The sky is
dark gray.
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02
I bought a new
car last week.
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02
I bought a new
car last week.
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03
My father is a
pilot.
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03
My father is a
pilot.
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03
A woman in the
window shouted
for help.
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03
A woman in the
window shouted
for help.
 Types of Phrases
2. Verb Phrase
Every sentence will generally contain a verb. The
phrase consists of the auxiliary verbs and then main
verb/verbs, i.e. helping verbs.

Examples:
The teacher is writing the answer.
He has taken the dog along.
They have been playing since the last two hours.
You must call your mom at once.
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