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A sentence is a grammatical unit that:

• contains a subject and a verb.
• serve a particular function in a clause.
• expresses a complete thought.
• can stand alone or be combined to form phrases.

A phrase never includes a:

• noun
• finite verb
• pronoun
• adjective

There are __ types of phrases.

• 7
• 9
• 8
• 6

Noun phrases CANNOT work as:

• Prepositional complement
• Postmodifier
• Object complement
• Adverbial

State the function of the phrase in bold: We found an unknown vehicle parked in front of our house.

• Object complement
• Direct object
• Adjectival complement
• Subject complement

Adjectival phrase CAN work as (mark all the correct options):

• Adjectival complement
• Object complement
• Postmodifier
• Subject complement

State the function of the phrase in bold: The police found the missing woman dead on the street.

• Postmodifier
• Prepositional complement
• Adverbial
• Object complement

Adverb phrases CAN only work as adverbials

• True
• False

State the function of the phrase in bold: Don't you have to leave early?

• Object complemen
• Postmodifier
• Subject complement
• Adverbial

Pepositional phrases CANNOT work as (mark all the correct options):

• Adverbial
• Direct object
• Subject
• Postmodifier