A phrase includes: Question 1 options: A noun OR a verb, but not both Only a verb Only a noun

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Zackary Jennings

31 July, 17:14

A phrase includes: Question 1 options: A noun OR a verb, but not both Only a verb Only a noun

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Peter Baxter · Answer 1

A phrase includes a noun or a verb.

Answer: Option A.

Explanation:

A phrase is simply an expression which is being conveyed by using a small group of words that functions together as a small unit. A phrase can include either a noun or a verb. It mostly contains a noun which contrasts with a clause. Example of verb phrase is : Riya broke her arm while running on a wet floor. Here the verb 'running' acts as a verb phrase. Similarly in the sentence, 'Dieters prefer green salad', Dieters acts as a noun phrase. Noun phrase can also include pronouns or words which can be replaced by a pronoun.