PHRASES AND
CLAUSES
PHRASES AND CLAUSES
THE PHRASE
TYPES OF PHRASE
NOUN PHRASE
ADJECTIVE PHRASE
ADVERB PHRASE
DIFFRENCE BETWEEN PHRASE AND CLAUSE.
PHRASE:-
A Group Of Words That Makes Sense, But Not
Complete Sense, Is Called A Phrase.
OR
A Group Of Words That Do Not Have Subject And
Predicate.
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EXAMPLES :-
The moon shines at night.
Keep these utensils on the shelf.
She is living with her father.
She phoned me after two days.
She has a great idea.
TYPES OF PHRASE:-
ADJECTIVE
PHRASE
A GROUP OF WORDS WHICH FORMS PART OF A
Sentence, CONTAINING A SUBJECT AND PREDICATE OF
ITS OWN, IS CALLED A CLAUSE.
EXAMPLE :-
He has a chain which is made of gold.
In this sentence ‘which is made of gold’is not phrase because it has subject
and predicate .
1. We cannot start while it is raining .
2. People who are honest are respected.
3. I think that you have made a mistake.
4. They expected that they would win the match.
5. The doctor is hopeful that he will recover soon.
6. We all admire a man who is brave.
MAIN CLAUSE
SUBORDINATE
CLAUSE
TYPES OF SUBORDINATE CLAUSE :-
1.NOUN CLAUSE
2.ADJECTIVE CLAUSE
3.ADVERB CLAUSE
1. A SENTENCE HAS SUBJECT AND
PREDICATE IS KNOWN CLAUSE .
2.A SENTENCE DOES NOT HAVE SUBJECT
AND PREDICATE IS KNOWN PHRASE.
Q.1 Say whether the groups of words
italicized in the following sentences are
phrases and clauses.
1. Neha sang a lovely song.
2. I should hate to tell lies.
3. I do not know what he wants.
4. Do you enjoy watching movies?
5. Indian people are very cordial.
6. Have you ever seen a white elephant?
7. God is in everything.
8. Ask if he is at home.
9. I know the place of her birth.
10. Raman enjoys playing cards.
11. Life is what we make it.
12. He said that he would go abroad.
13. My belief is that she is not guilty.
14. Do you know where he lives?
15. Tell me where you found this wallet.
PHRASES AND CLAUSES, TYPES OF PHRASES , TYPES OF CLAUSES

PHRASES AND CLAUSES, TYPES OF PHRASES , TYPES OF CLAUSES

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    PHRASES AND CLAUSES THEPHRASE TYPES OF PHRASE NOUN PHRASE ADJECTIVE PHRASE ADVERB PHRASE DIFFRENCE BETWEEN PHRASE AND CLAUSE.
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    PHRASE:- A Group OfWords That Makes Sense, But Not Complete Sense, Is Called A Phrase. OR A Group Of Words That Do Not Have Subject And Predicate.
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    The moon shinesat night. Keep these utensils on the shelf. She is living with her father. She phoned me after two days. She has a great idea.
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    A GROUP OFWORDS WHICH FORMS PART OF A Sentence, CONTAINING A SUBJECT AND PREDICATE OF ITS OWN, IS CALLED A CLAUSE. EXAMPLE :- He has a chain which is made of gold. In this sentence ‘which is made of gold’is not phrase because it has subject and predicate .
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    1. We cannotstart while it is raining . 2. People who are honest are respected. 3. I think that you have made a mistake. 4. They expected that they would win the match. 5. The doctor is hopeful that he will recover soon. 6. We all admire a man who is brave.
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    TYPES OF SUBORDINATECLAUSE :- 1.NOUN CLAUSE 2.ADJECTIVE CLAUSE 3.ADVERB CLAUSE
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    1. A SENTENCEHAS SUBJECT AND PREDICATE IS KNOWN CLAUSE . 2.A SENTENCE DOES NOT HAVE SUBJECT AND PREDICATE IS KNOWN PHRASE.
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    Q.1 Say whetherthe groups of words italicized in the following sentences are phrases and clauses. 1. Neha sang a lovely song. 2. I should hate to tell lies. 3. I do not know what he wants. 4. Do you enjoy watching movies? 5. Indian people are very cordial. 6. Have you ever seen a white elephant? 7. God is in everything. 8. Ask if he is at home. 9. I know the place of her birth. 10. Raman enjoys playing cards. 11. Life is what we make it. 12. He said that he would go abroad. 13. My belief is that she is not guilty. 14. Do you know where he lives? 15. Tell me where you found this wallet.