Types of Phrases | Usage with examples | Difference between Phrases & Clauses | English Grammar

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Excellent lesson Usha. Much clearer than anything I’ve read in a textbook. If you have time I would really appreciate a diagram of the full sentence parsed into the different phrases. Many thanks Ruth

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Thanks Ruth. The best way to understand grammar is by keeping it simple. The diagram method is very complicated and expect the learner to know all the parts well. I prefer brackets. PAN - nest of boxes. (preposition, adjective, noun order) This is the structure. You remove Prepositional phrase (P) (beginning with a preposition) and what is left is a noun phrase N (beginning with the determiner and ending with a noun) You remove the noun from the end, and what is left is the adjectival phrase. (A) e.g. (on) the very long and intricately ornate (table). Now you can draw a diagram if you wish.

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Identify the phrases and their types. 1. I have no time to waste on trifles. 2. It grieved me to hear of your illness. 3. I did it of my own free will. Mam I have a confusion in these three sentences. Please help me out🙏 And your way of teaching is really good😊💕

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@@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher To waste on trifles is infinitive phrase To hear of your illness is also infinitive phrase Of my own free will is adverb phrase/ prepositional phrase. Amma make me correct if possible 🙏

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Your direct object is (no time) and you will have to ask for what? to get "to waste on trifles" as your answer. Hence time is modified. You have time for other things, but not to waste on trifles. Hence adjectival. It is correct.

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A prepositional phrase starts with a preposition. It could tell us more about the noun or about the verb in the sentence. When it describes the noun it is adjectival e.g. The girl {in the pink polka-dotted dress} is my sister. Q: which girl? Or it can be adverbial e.g. The boy ran {in a tearing hurry} toppled the cart. Q: ran how? So the function in the sentence will decide whether the prepositional phrase is adjectival or adverbial. Keep watching. :)

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find a group of words without a verb = phrase. then ask it the verb the adverbial questions: when, why, how, where? and you should get the phrase as your answer. You do it now. I will correct you.

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Dear Ms. Pandit, could you clarify if phrases should be taught before clauses or the other way around?

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

A prepositional phrase starts with a preposition e.g. in the pink dress, If I change the preposition the meaning will change. right? Now this preopositional phrase can have either an adjectival function (my sister is the girl in the pink dress) which girl? Or it can have an adverbial function: He ran in a state of panic. He ran how? "in a state of panic" is a prepositional phrase with an adverbial function.

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You ask the verb questions to get a noun phrase or clause (what?/who?) You ask the verb questions to get an adverb phrase or clause (when, where, why, how, although what, what if). You ask the noun (which or what kind) to get an adjective phrase or clause

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Mam this is the reply to the question asked 3 days back. "Soon to leave the country for good" is marked as the phrase in the sentence- Soon to leave the country for good, he visited his neighbours for the last time. My doubt is if I should ask the question "why did he visit his neighbours" or "when did he visit his neighbours"

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Main clause - He visited his neighbours. Verb - visited. You can only ask the verb the questions when, why, where, how or on what condition to get an adverb. If you ask why did he visit? your answer will begin with because. If you ask when did he visit? Your answer will begin with when he was going to leave.... What does soon to leave indicate? reason or time? Does it mean he visited because he was leaving soon? or does it mean he visited when he was leaving which was soon?

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In the following sentence 'That girl is my best friend' my grammer book says that the part of the sentence 'my best friend' is the noun phrase. By asking which question am I supposed to get 'my best friend' as the answer ma'am?

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Yes it is a noun phrase. You ask the question what? is what? Ans: my best friend. Friend is a noun. my best friend is a noun phrase.

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Ma'am would you please explain the difference between point of time and period of time

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

A point is specific like one day or hour that you are referring to. A period of time is a chunk of time in a year, month, or decade depending on which period is mentioned. At this point in time Russia is at war. At any period in time war is harmful. Or There was a period in time when art flourished under the Moghuls.

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Maam can you please answer these questions Pick out the phrases and say whether they are Adjective Phrases or Adverb Phrases. a. He is a man of means. b. The train is behind time. c. He speaks like a born orator. d. I have no time to waste on trifles. e. He did it against his will. Maam please it's very imporrant

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Good evening madam ,I hope you don’t mind my asking but I would like you to make a video on direct and indirect speech

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Hi, mam I am from 8th I did not understand about adverbs phrase and your video is very helpful Thank you mam :)

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Dear Ma'am Thank You so much. The way you taught is extremely easy..... Very useful.... Just one query ma'am, How can we differentiate adjective phrase from prepositional phrase, as both have prepositions?

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

an adjectival phrase will describe a noun. a prepositional phrase will show you the relationship between 2 nouns. e.g. The man with an anger towards dogs (with an anger etc. is adjectival and tells us about the man.) the house near the long red phone booth (near the long red phone booth is prepositional) It shows the relationship between the house and the booth in terms of space.

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Dear Madam Recently I have started watching your videos and found that you are using a very light colour pen for writing on the blackboard which is not clearly visible hence it is requested that please use dark colour pens so that all may watch and learn properly. Thanks with regards Subhash Chandra Agrawal

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Yes, correct. Sorry about that. Have changed pens of late.

[@Arghyadeep_Sadhu]

Thank you so much mam for this excellent video....it would be great if you kindly help a little a bit more by making a video on the other types of phrases. For instance, prepositional , participle , absolute phrase and phrase in apposition.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Noted

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I am sure I will be excellence if I watch your videos repeately. There are two clauses here one is independent and another is subordinate.

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Yes you need to watch repeatedly if you want to study and practice with several sentences till you are doing it easily.

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Ma'am you keep using the word "helper" in your lectures, do you mean helping verbs by that?

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Yes. If I am talking of verbs a helping verb does the job of a helper, doesn't it? Don't worry to much about the labels, focus on the jobs that words do in sentences. That is the key.

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Most videos I saw on you tube weren't making the contents of phrases clear, they just seemed to beat round the bush and narrate the stereotypical definition without proper justification. Only when I bumped upon your video , could I actually understand the concepts... although the video is long but the longevity is inevitable if one has to comprehend the contents well.🙏

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Thank you. Phrases are indeed foundation to the more complicated grammar ahead. Yes, it is a rather long video and I tend to repeat myself by sheer force of teacher habit. As you rightly say it is needed for comprehension and clarity.

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Very good explanation of pharses.

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