The document lists 10 names with serial numbers. It then defines different types of phrases including noun phrases, verbal phrases, adverbial phrases, adjective phrases, participle phrases, prepositional phrases, conjunctional phrases, and absolute phrases. It also defines and provides examples of clauses including principal clauses, coordinate clauses, and subordinate clauses. The subordinate clauses are further defined as noun clauses, adverbial clauses, and adjective clauses along with examples.

2. Serial Name ID
1
Mirza Tanzina
Tabassum
2232051
2 Sumaita Yesmin 2232052
3 MST. Zinat 2232053
4 Muslima Khatun 2232054
5
Shamima Haque
Shanta
2232055
6 MST. Jeba Khatun 2232056
7
MST. Rubayer Rahman
Shithy
2232057
8 Puspita Saha 2232058
9 Erina Dilshad Quishi 2232059
10 Tasmim Zaman Ridika 2232060

4. Noun Phrase Verbal Phrase
Participle
Phrase
Adjective
Phrase
Conjunctional
Phrase
Absolute
Phrase
Interjectional
Phrase
Adverbial
Phrase
Prepositional
Phrase

5. Noun Phrase works:
As a subject
As an object
As a complement to the subject
As an object of preposition
As a noun in apposition

6. Some examples of noun phrases
• She is proud of her blue blood.
• Life is not a bed of roses.
• Can anyone change God’s decree?
• Time and tide wait for none.
• His maiden speech charmed us all.

7. Verbal Phrase:
When a phrase acts as a verb, it is called a verbal phrase.
All should give up smoking.
Adverbial Phrase:
It is a group of adverbs or prepositions.
He will come in time.
He behaved in a rude manner.
Adjective Phrase:
When a phrase acts as an adjective, it is called an adjective phrase.
The girl, in the garden, is my sister.

8. Participle Phrase:
It has a past or present participle as its head. It always functions as an adjective.
I think the guy sitting over there likes you.
Prepositional Phrase:
It has a preposition as its head. It can function as an adjective, adverb or even as a noun.
The food on the table looks delicious.
Conjunctional Phrase:
When a phrase acts as a conjunction, it is called a Conjunctional phrase.
Come as quick as you can.

9. A clause is a group of related words
containing a subject and a finite verb
but forming a part of a sentence.

10. Principal clause
Coordinate clause
Subordinate clause

11. A clause that can express full meaning without the help of
another clause.
He went out after the rain stopped.

12. A clause that depends on another clause to give a full
meaning.
What he wants is known to me.

13. Noun clause
Adverbial clause
Adjective clause

14. Noun Clause:
A clause which acts as a noun is called a noun phrase. It can
be used as a subject, object of preposition etc. Examples:
What he wants is known to me.
He said that he would do it.
It depends on how he believes.
This is what we expected.
There is a rumour that he is dead.

15. Adjective Clause:
A clause which acts as an adjective is called an adjective
phrase. It is also called relative clause. Examples:
This is the boy who did it.
He lives at the place where I lived.
This is the boy I saw.
The book he bought has been lost.

16. Adverbial Clause:
An adverbial clause acts as an adverb. Examples:
 Stay where you are.
 He came when I was there.
Adverbial Clause is of nine forms.

17. A coordinate clause is a clause that is introduced by one of the
coordinating conjunctions, such as “and,” “or,” or “but.”
“It was apple blossom time, and the days were getting
warmer”