How to identify Phrases and Clauses - Noun, Adjectival and Adverbial by using the right questions.

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I have a doubt. Please clarify. From the complications section: The reason why I was sad is unknown. U said it is a Noun clause, but u used ‘which’ question to get the answer.

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Yes in my description I have corrected it, though noun clause is not completely wrong.

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I is used because it completes the second verb in the clause. He is better than I am. Here 'am' is implied. Me is a pronoun object. If you use me it becomes a simple sentence with one verb. Both are correct.

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Mam can you give some exercise questions based on types of phrases and clauses..

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This video is very helpful! I do have a question regarding the sentence, "The reason why I was sad is unknown." "why I was sad" answers to the question "which" ---> shouldn't it make it an adjectival clause instead of a noun clause? Thank you for your help.

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Very good! It is more of an adjective clause than a noun clause. It does answer the question what? but I think your explantion is better.

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Thanks, The class was wonderful but i have little problem turning verb and noun to adjectives

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

It's easy. Try and make the word into the infinitive form - 'to' + word to see if it works. If I have nationalise or sensitise - both will work with 'to'. If you have a subject to these forms then they are verbs. The government nationalised the banks. Noun is an idea, a feeling. Normally abstract. Nation or sensation. It can be prefaced by an article or any determiner. An adjective is ALWAYS followed by a noun. Just put a common noun like 'man' or 'idea' after it. nationalistic person; sensational movie.

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Mam, the sentence..." Why I was sad is unknown"... Is an adjective cl, right ? You have said noun clause in the video....please enlighten.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Verbs: was and is = 2 clauses. Split into 2 sentences. Something is unknown. (the reason) why I was sad. What is unknown? Answer: why i was sad. I could have substituted with (The way to the park) is unknown. How is it adjectival? Is it describing any noun?

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@@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher if the sentence is " The reason why I was sad is unknown..". The MC is the reason is unknown.... What qs can be asked : What reason ? Which reason ?

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@@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher Ma'am, as per the video, the questions that can be asked a noun are - who? whom? which? - which when answered give us the adjectival clause... here it says noun clause... i am a bit confused here... please clarify!

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Thanks Bindu. In your sentence, you are right if you ask the question what? to the verb 'gave' But if you ask which? "everything" ? then the answer would be the adjective clause 'that I asked for' - telling us more about the noun 'everything'. So both are correct. Understand the functions.

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It was very nice and I also understood clause and phrase but in the sentence he asked why I was sad how is was a verb

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Was is the past tense of is. The verbs am, is, are, was, were, will be, are all form of the primary verb "to be". Being and been are the present and past participle forms added to make continuous (is being) and perfect tenses. (has been). All verbs!

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Look at the simple compound complex video and Types of phrases. Find in playlist. It will be clear. A phrase does not have a verb a subordinate clause does.

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Nice video mam, have few doubts while practicing. In the sentence "I have forgotten to play chess". I asked the question what have I forgotten which should be a noun phrase. However the answer is Adverb phrase. Can you please help me

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

For noun phrase you ask the question who or what to the verb. Here the verb is 'have forgotten'. What? 'to play chess'. This is a noun phrase. To get an adverb phrase you need to ask the verb questions like when, where, why, how, although what?, what if? Do you get the answer 'to play chess'? No. Hence it is a noun phrase.

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Thankyou so much Ma'am. I have a doubt in the following sentence. The Plan has the virtue (of committing us to nothing.) What is the right question to ask, The plan has what virtue or The plan has which virtue

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

You don't frame questions. You merely ask the verb who or what? or the noun the question which? In this case: Has what? Ans - the virtue. which virtue? Ans - of committing us ........ If you frame big questions you will go wrong.

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the plan has what? the virtue .It is noun clause (according to me)

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This really helped thank you ...I would like to ask if...Wherever there is a dictator,there is unrest-is an adverbal clause...and...If Hitler was not selected as president,the holocaust would not have happened,is an adverbal clause as well

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Yes. The first one is of place - answering where? ans: wherever. The second one is of conditional time - answering What if ? ans: if

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

I have a series called Lanugage with Ease 1 to 7. If your basics are in place, look at book 5,6,7 for practice of sentences. The solutions are available on kindle. If your grammar is strong, you can crack any exam. Do go through my playlist for all the grammar videos. My books are available on Amazon or our website www.mindsprings.in

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Ma'am I have a doubt , after classification of particular type of clause is done then while classifying it's type should we look at its subordinator ?? For Eg. = While classifying type of adverb clause should we look at it's subordinator? Also Ma'am you teach very well, I was in search of experienced and we'll versed teacher like you, Thank You.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Thank you Soham. By subordinator I think you mean the marker like when, where, because, if, although etc. right? Yes you can look at them but they are not reliable. You need to ask the question when? where? why? how? what if? although what? etc. to the verb to get the clause as your answer. For noun clause ask the verb who? or what? to get the clause as answer and for adjective clause ask which? or what kind? to the noun (not verb) This is the acid test.

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Thank you ma'am for your wonderful presentation... ❤️ Just one doubt...the sentence on the board "He went where no one went before" should have been, in my opinion, " He went where no one had gone before" if we follow the sequence of tenses. Correct me if I am wrong ma'am.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Yes you are absoluely correct. It is the better structure, though 'went' uses a bit of poetic licence and is not terribly wrong. But I agree 'had gone' is definitely more suited.

[@chandavijaykumar1670]

Madam, your explanation was excellent. I have a doubt. U said that the sentence the reason why I was sad is unknown is noun clause. Here I got a confusion. As u said it is an adjectival clause know. Pls check your video once. Pls clarify.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Yes I am aware of the error but once loaded the videos cannot be edited. Sorry about that. Glad you are asking because it tells me you have understood the lesson well. Thanks.

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Ma'am , please discuss about transitive & intransitive verbs.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

I have done this in this video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/noHLkphogLSqa7c Transitive verbs transit from subject to object position, intransitive verbs do not. Transitive verbs must have a subject and object (not complement) e.g The cat killed the rat. The rat was killed by the cat. (transitive) The bird flew in the sky. (intransitive - no object) 'in the sky' is an adverbial phrase. I am a teacher (intransitive - no object) teacher is a subject complement. Remember subjects and objects must be two different entities.