UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA

AKADEMI PENGAJIAN BAHASA

ELS156 GRAMMAR II
ASSESSMENT: E-PORTFOLIO

STUDENT NAME:
MUHAMMAD NASIHIN BIN MOHAMMAD AZIZY
STUDENT ID:
2022770097

GROUP:
JLG1202A

LECTURER NAME:
MS. IRA SYAQIRA BINTI SUKIMIN
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Week Topic Submission Week Submission Date Submission Time

1 Noun Phrases
3 27 October 2022
2 Adjectival Phrases
Prepositional Phrases
3 6:00 PM
Verb Phrases 4 3 November 2022
4 Adverbial Phrases
5 Phrasal Verbs 6 17 November 2022
6
7 Noun Clauses
8 8 December 2022
8 Relative Clauses
9 Adverbial Clauses
Participle Clauses 10 22 December 2022
10 6:00 PM
Conditional Clauses
11 Simple and Compound Sentences
12 Complex and Compound-Complex Sentences 13 19 January 2022
13 Direct and Indirect Speech
14
WEEK: 1

TOPIC: NOUN PHRASES

Noun phrase is a group of words that acts or works as a noun in a sentence.

ARTICLE/DETERMINER + NOUN

- a storm

- my relations

ADJECTIVES, ADJECTIVAL PHRASES, OR PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES BEFORE NOUN OR/AND AFTER NOUN

- The bigger car

- An uninvited guest
- A humongous loaf of bread
ACTIVITY : QUIZ 1 & 2

(7/10 QUESTIONS) (10/10 QUESTIONS)

WEEK: 2
TOPIC: ADJECTIVAL PHRASES

Adjectival Phrase is a phrase that does the job of an adjective in describing(or ‘modifying’) a noun or pronoun.

- a very successful team

- a brilliantly performed operation
- the singer’s room
- a six-storey building
- blood-red lipstick
- a round-the-clock surgery

Adjectival phrases used before a noun(pre-modification)

1)An intensifier, moderator, or other adverb + adjective

2)An adverb + participle

3)A possessive expression

Adjectival phrases used after a noun or pronoun (post-modification)

1)A prepositional phrase

2)An adverb of a place or time emphasised or focused by another adverb

3)An adjective + prepositional phrase (consisting of a customary preposition + object)

ADJECTIVAL PHRASES AS A COMPLEMENT

A complement (subject complement) after a linking verb.

- The competition was very successful
- They are perfectly right

A complement (object complement) after the object of a complex transitive verb.

- Consider yourself extremely lucky
- We will paint the walls pale orange
ACTIVITY : QUIZ 1 & 2
WEEK: 1

TOPIC: NOUN PHRASES

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