Distinguishing Phrases

​Distinguishing Phrases

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Multiple Choice

How many kinds of phrases have we learned till now?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Multiple Choice

Is the only phrase that could be used as Noun, Adjective, and Adverb:

• Infinitive Phrase

• Prepositional Phrase

• Participial Phrase

• Gerund Phrase

​to + a verb form

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Used as Noun, Adjective, or Adverb.

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​Infinitive

Prep. + noun or pron. object.

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Used as Adjective or Adverb.

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​Prepositional

Phrases:

See: a noun could be used as s., d.o., p.n., o.p., or a.p.

​-ing ending verb

Used as Noun.​

​Gerund

​-ing, -d, -ed, -t, or -en ending verbs.

Used as Adjectives​

​Participial

​Phrases

See: a noun could be used as s., d.o., p.n., o.p., or a.p.

Multiple Choice

Identify the phrase: Lady Jane died with courage and dignity.

• prep. (adj.)

• prep. (adv.)

• prep. (noun)

• all

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