The document discusses phrases and defines noun phrases and verb phrases. A noun phrase consists of a noun and related modifiers and determiners, functioning like a noun. A verb phrase is a combination of a main verb and any helping/auxiliary verbs. The document provides examples of both noun phrases and verb phrases, and asks the reader to underline phrases in sample sentences and identify them as noun phrases or verb phrases.
The document discusses phrases and defines noun phrases and verb phrases. A noun phrase consists of a noun and related modifiers and determiners, functioning like a noun. A verb phrase is a combination of a main verb and any helping/auxiliary verbs. The document provides examples of both noun phrases and verb phrases, and asks the reader to underline phrases in sample sentences and identify them as noun phrases or verb phrases.
The document discusses phrases and defines noun phrases and verb phrases. A noun phrase consists of a noun and related modifiers and determiners, functioning like a noun. A verb phrase is a combination of a main verb and any helping/auxiliary verbs. The document provides examples of both noun phrases and verb phrases, and asks the reader to underline phrases in sample sentences and identify them as noun phrases or verb phrases.
Verb Phrase Noun Phrase PHRASE A group of related words (within a sentence) without both subject and verb.
Example: They are clapping for the Pope.
She was walking quickly to the mall. NOUN PHRASE consists of a noun and other related words (usually modifiers and determiners) which modify the noun. functions like a noun in the sentence. Example: Delia had a weak heart. An enormous tree stands on the riverbank VERB PHRASE a combination of main verb and its auxiliary (helping verb) in a sentence.
Example: The shot did not scare Biryuk.
These cards may be worth hundreds of dollars! Example of helping verbs am does is may are might be must has can have shall do will Underline the phrase in each sentences and identify if it is a Noun or a Verb phrase. WRITE VP or NP 1. Father had told me that hunters always spat for luck. --- VP 2. Eddie had passed that phase. --- 3. I saw three pigeons fall to the ground. --- 4. I offered him my bloody palm. --- 5. Biryuk’s eye had been pierced. --- 6. My sister was the meanest creature. --- 7. The flimsy wall collapsed. --- 8. Delia was embroidering a strip of white cloth. --- 9. It was a big centipede. --- 10. I was engulfed by a sudden feeling of pity and guilt. ---