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English Grammar: Phrases Practice

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English Grammar: Phrases PracticeOnline version

Practice English phrases

by Blanca Lara
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Which is a prepositional phrase in: The cat slept under the chair?

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Which is an adjective phrase?

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Which is an adverb phrase?

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Identify the participial phrase: The man, trembling with fear, spoke.

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Which is an infinitive phrase?

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Which is a gerund phrase?

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Identify the appositive phrase: My sister, a doctor, lives abroad.

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Which sentence contains a participial phrase?

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Which sentence has a gerund phrase as a subject?

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Which sentence uses an infinitive phrase as a subject or complement?

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Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase

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12

Which is a participial phrase?

13

Which phrase functions as a noun?

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Identify the infinitive phrase

15

What type of phrase is “with great enthusiasm”?

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Which sentence contains an appositive

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Which sentence uses a gerund phrase?

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Which phrase modifies a noun?

19

Francis found her lost sneakers behind the sofa in the living room.

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The plumber was unable to finish the difficult job in one day.

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Identify and correct the mistake: She enjoys to swim in the ocean.

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22

Identify the mistake: -Running in the park is a good exercise for healthy.

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Correct the sentence: -To playing soccer is fun.

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In the sentence, "To travel the world is my greatest ambition," what type of phrase is "To travel the world"?

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The store around the corner is painting its interior.

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What type of phrase is "after the rain" in the sentence, "We went for a walk after the rain"?

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Identify the mistake: "I have something for eat"

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identify the mistake: "To swim in the ocean is fun."

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She went to the store for buy some milk.

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Identify the mistake: "My brother he is a doctor lives in the city"

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gerund = verb + ing used as noun

adjective phrase modifies noun

The word "behind" in the sentence is functioning as a preposition. It shows the relationship between the noun "sofa" and the noun phrase "the living room."

"Infinitive" the sentence indicates that the plumber was unable to finish the job in one day. The word "to finish" is an infinitive verb form, which is used to express the idea of completing an action.

gerund needed after “enjoy”

noun needed

Playing soccer is fun

An infinitive phrase consists of the word "to" followed by a verb and any modifiers or complements. In this sentence, "to travel the world" functions as a noun, acting as the subject of the sentence.

The word "around" in the sentence indicates that the store is located in close proximity to the corner.

A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun, which is the object of the preposition.

infinitive phrase (purpose)

Gerund → Noun

Infinitive → Adverb (purpose)

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