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10 Cards in this Set
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Phrases |
They are a group of words that acts as an adj, adv, or a noun. They are unlike clauses, they do not have a subject and verb. |
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Prepostition |
A prep phrase is one type of phrase that shows the relationship between a noun and the rest of te sentance. Ex. Of, For, From, To, With. about above across after below beind off on onto to toward up upon with for in of like ear into |
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Object |
A noun or pronoun. The "What" of the prepostion. Find prep. Look for who or what. |
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Adjective Prep. |
They modify nouns, pronouns. They are found after noun, adj, adv. |
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Adverb prep. |
They modify verbs, adj,adv. They are found anywhere. |
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Verbal |
Verbal is a phrase containing a verb used as an adj, adv, or noun. Three types participial, gerund, infinitive. |
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participial |
Paricipial phrase is an ing or ed verb used as an adv. You can find before or after the noun or pronoun is modified. |
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Gerund |
an ing verb used as a noun. |
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Where to find gerunds |
subject object at the begining direct object follow action verbs indirect objects follow action verbs predicate nouns follow linkin verbs prep object follow prepostions |
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infinitive |
to plus a verb. Used as a noun ADV ADJ. They are found near words they modify. Same location as gerunds. |
