PHRASE vs CLAUSE vs SENTENCE in English || Types of phrases and clauses (Advanced English lesson)

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20:20 what did You say ? What of phrase was that? Regards.

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[@janatbra7576]

HEY,i really need your help i have a sentence and im so curious about it ''with her love of Shakespeare and knowledge of grammar, Jasmine will someday be a great English teacher...could you tell me where is the noun phrase and is there a subject complement? plz i hope u answer because i really need the answer ^^

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Here are the noun phrases in the sentence: 1. Her love of Shakespeare and knowledge of grammar 2. A great English teacher

[@janatbra7576]

@@EnglishWithAshish​omg thankyou so much.BUT what about the subject complement?

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"A great English teacher" It is the subject complement.

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[@pankajKumar-lt2pv]

1. I don't know why he has not come? In this sentence why he has not come is which type of clause? 2. Please tell me *how it is done* In this sentence how it is done is noun phrase or not? And lastly, 3. Do you know the man *in blue Shirt* In this sentence *in blue shirt* is prepostional phrase or adjective phrase? And I have one more question releated to intterogative sentence 4. She knows where he lives. If we change it to intterogative sentence ---- Does she know when he live(s)? *s* will be there or not? Please reply sir 😄 I'm your one of the biggest fan Nd I love the way you teach ❤️

[@EnglishWithAshish]

1. Noun clause 2. Noun clause 3. Prepositional phrase that's working as an adjective phrase 4. Lives Join my live session on Instagram today at 5 pm to ask your questions. Instagram: @engwithash ❤️

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[@hussainkaseri3399]

Sir i am still confuse about kinds of sentences and types of sentences Can you please make that video Thank you very much

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I have already made lessons on TYPES OF SENTENCES. Please give them a watch.

[@sinukg9447]

very good

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[@PradeepKumar-fq7fz]

Hi Ashish, gerund phrase vs infinitive phrase meaning Same or different in a sentence . could you please let me know it

[@EnglishWithAshish]

They both have similar functions. But there are some differences too. I'll make a lesson on it soon! :)

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[@sinukg9447]

Good

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Thank you!

[@RuhulAmin-ki5in]

We were waiting( for the bus). ------------------- can it be a noun phrase anyhow? I don't think so. what do you think? Thanks in advance

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No. It's a prepositional phrase. "The bus" is a noun phrase that's working as the OBJECT of the preposition FOR.

[@RuhulAmin-ki5in]

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[@lawalaliyuisaac7633]

Pls how is the example for noun clause a noun clause I don't understand that pls😢

[@aimansiddique433]

She is Beautiful . It is an Independent clause but Here beautiful is a compliment or adjactive but not a clear object so can we consider it as an sentence ??

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's an adjective that's working as the subject complement.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Sir Could do you please tell me? 1)I came home 2)I came to my home 3)I came to our home Are these Sentences are grammatically correct or broken?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

These are correct! 💯

[@mohamedmifras8274]

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[@rolandstewart4057]

When you say no subject-verb combination, you mean a phrase cannot have neither a subject or a verb or both ? Because a phrase cannot have a verb, hence no subject. I'm I right ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It doesn't the subject-verb combination. That's what important to note.

[@alishbakhan9714]

It means phrase have either subject or verb.. Phrase __ Subject or Verb Clause __ Subject + Verb

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[@alishbakhan9714]

I want to add something regarding noun clause.. When group of words can be replaced by single noun,and gives us same meaning..that is noun clause For example... i know who are you Now replace "who are you" with sinlge noun.."Ali" So it be like "I know Ali" So "who are you" is noun clause and does the function of noun.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Can be looked at this way. It's more than that. Watch my lesson on noun clauses. You'd have a better understanding of the topic.

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[@ahplabon1929]

If you stop wasting time , your life will change Question: sir, how life by Itself change something as life is not a doer and can't do something on its own ? ,, shouldn't we rather say that you life will be changed ( by someone else)....which one is right sir ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I get your point. But some things change on their own. The sentence is perfectly fine.

[@ahplabon1929]

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[@isoldjiminsjams4323]

Nearly everyone enjoys. Which kind of phrase is this

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's a clause, not a phrase.

[@isoldjiminsjams4323]

Sir , is it an adverb clause please make me know

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No. It's not a dependent clause.

[@santoshlamichhane2255]

If it was rohit sharma,he would have hit..sir does would have is correct here..

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No, that's not correct. If it was Rohit Sharma, he would hit a six.

[@siddik456]

She loves me, this is clause or sentence?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

An independent clause, which is a sentence.

[@vjcomrades9239]

Op

[@aimansiddique433]

Big deal what kind of phrase is this ?? Here big is Adjactive or deal is noun?? How we can identify when we have both adjactive and noun ? Thanks in Advance 🌚

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Noun phrase

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Good

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