identifying phrases by eguriase s. m. okaka
Identifying Phrases " data-original-width="1080" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg8uoRE8d-eh1IWbXfcQAtjoyYgbkcOjf-x2lAmPZq01r0ouCTf70_4HPj35YQxMqLVYW6R7LUfEU6u4m5F1laU5t43ix0AE4bD43zPv9JCCqFflsrBxrmpRvE1-i2vqORtUpDzzmI6GFTLE1IroCB1EM1P8zp4pLl4pfTxBYfOKY8SU_7XEsYYLzOTp1M/s400/EDU%201.jpg"/> By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Remember that a phrase is a group of words without a finite verb that forms part of a sentence. A finite verb is a verb that shows agreement with its subject in terms of person and numbers, e.g., the verb go as in: • He goes • They go Phrases can be used to form sentences by adding other words to them. One of the words to be added could be a verb. Examples • Dancing in the hall • A bottle of water • Our English teacher • Eating lunch You can see that none of the above examples of phrase contains a finite verb. But you can add other words to them to form sentences. Examples • The children are dancing in the hall....
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