Types of Phrases (Part 1)

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by JULIO EZEQUIEL MARTINEZ CAMPOS0 views·Updated Aug 5, 2020

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  1. Hello, everyone.
  2. Welcome to in the position of the structure of Grandma.
  3. This is your professor of speaking.
  4. Thank you so much for being here.
  5. And let's go right away to a new topic or
  6. content. Whatever you wanna call it.
  7. In around 15 minutes we're going to start learning about
  8. phrases in the English language and speaking about that, let
  9. me show you their main goal over it about it.
  10. It is going to be for you to explain the
  11. most common types of phrases in the English language.
  12. And in these occasions we are just going to learn
  13. four of them of the seven ones were going to
  14. be discussing but that the rest three or there remain
  15. three are going to be taught and the next document.
  16. So after saying this, I'm going to show you the
  17. steps and the phrases alone, this video and the agenda.
  18. Of course, First, we're going to have a brief introduction
  19. of what a phrase ISS and some basic elements they
  20. have. Then we're going to go to check so proficiently
  21. four off the phrases I spoke about in the last
  22. light, these races are non phrase bear phrase ejected will
  23. phrase on riff race, and we're going to see for
  24. some concepts or definitions and examples.
  25. And finally, we're going to say goodbye, not forever, just
  26. for a while, and watch a short video about dystopic.
  27. Inbred people are so as to say before and live
  28. it to understand.
  29. Better to stopping.
  30. We need to know what a phrase est.
  31. Have you ever asked yourself about it?
  32. Have you ever heard about it?
  33. Well, if you haven't, you have.
  34. Here is a brief concept.
  35. It says that a phrase is a group of related
  36. worst within a sentence, and also a phrase lacks both
  37. the subject and the object.
  38. So, unlike sentences, we're gonna find these two elements in
  39. it or in them.
  40. There is no subject.
  41. There is no object.
  42. Remember that a subject?
  43. It's more likely toe a now.
  44. But when we referred to a subject is basically who
  45. or what makes the action and the object, it's the
  46. one who receive it.
  47. It's where or what de action falls into.
  48. But what else can we say about what phrase ah
  49. phrase also cannot extend along to give complete meaning de
  50. Stella's that they cannot be understood by themselves.
  51. I mean, if someone says, Oh, if someone writes ah
  52. phrase do was will not make any sense to anyone
  53. because they need extra information.
  54. No, they need the rest off a sentence toe to
  55. be understood.
  56. Otherwise, it would be senseless.
  57. So saying this list sick cows, some examples, a vow.
  58. Phrases in here they are.
  59. I read bucks, which is a noun phrase because we
  60. find announced I'm probably going forward to the next step,
  61. but I just gonna say that a phrase or a
  62. noun phrase must have a noun.
  63. So we have now as the main work in the
  64. phrase, pointing out a phrase.
  65. Let's not forget neither that a phrase must have at
  66. least two words or more like in the next example
  67. in the ber phrase we have to worst.
  68. And this is a bear phrase.
  69. Oh, this is a phrase because it is composed by
  70. two words.
  71. At least we're to worst.
  72. And we have the worst wheel and go one isn't
  73. Ocilla River and the other one is a member.
  74. Then we have the adjective phrase.
  75. Why it big again?
  76. We have a Najeib that is the main were of
  77. the phrase that makes the adjective phrase.
  78. And then we have very slowly other phrase and finally
  79. in the car proposition of phrase now that we have
  80. seen XTC examples list to get sick them out one
  81. by one in order to understand them better.
  82. So let's meet the phrase types.
  83. Here's another hint another way in which we can express
  84. our talk about crazes.
  85. And it says in a phrase, Can I as a
  86. noun, a 90 a proposition or a number?
  87. So if you want to know about what at their
  88. functions of a phrase, here they are, the can function
  89. has announced, it means that they can't.
  90. They can be talked.
  91. They we can talk about what they do.
  92. I mean, in a sentence.
  93. We can also describe them because that's what a night
  94. it does.
  95. And probably we can answer some other questions like where
  96. they are or how they are, how they do something,
  97. for instance, and finally they can work as a number
  98. so they can modify another another advert, or are there
  99. for instance, So we're going to know one by one,
  100. as they say before.
  101. But we also have to know that dependent upon its
  102. function, their functions that we just mentioned in the sentence
  103. or in a sentence.
  104. Phrases are divided into Briareos types, so dependent what they
  105. do that will be the kind of phrase we're going
  106. to find in the sentences.
  107. So what they are, they are noun phrase, they're phrase.
  108. I didn't disgrace Amber Frey's Jerry and France infinitely phrase
  109. and finally, absolute phrase.
  110. You have to memorize them by heart, because these are
  111. the most coming once, according with most grammarians as well,
  112. or the must recognize worm Arians.
  113. But what else can we say about the types of
  114. them? Well, what can we say is to go one
  115. by one and to meet them by detail.
  116. Let's begin by defining what a non phrase ISS and
  117. a noun phrase is basically a phrase that it's like
  118. an out in the sentence.
  119. A simple as that as easy as that.
  120. And what did they contain?
  121. Well, they contain a noun and other associated words, usually
  122. better miners and modifiers.
  123. Obviously, if they're modifiers, they modify the now that's what
  124. they do, and a non phrase also consists of a
  125. noun as a hand work.
  126. It means that this is the main were off the
  127. phrase right and other related words that they're minors and
  128. modifiers they may come before, after denounced.
  129. The entire phrase serves as a noun in a sentence.
  130. What is the grammar instructive?
  131. Where non phrase Well, I'm now last modifiers or debtor
  132. Myers and here are several examples.
  133. We find they are a huge, beautiful home, and the
  134. words that you see underlying it are is denounce phrase
  135. that they work.
  136. Does thes words or these rays works as an object
  137. because here is where the action false.
  138. Then we have.
  139. She bowed a seasoned black shirt again bin noun phrase
  140. that he's a decent black shirt.
  141. It's working or functioning as an object because once again,
  142. the action falls in two days.
  143. But let's take a look as you can see and
  144. examples phrases not only can go at the end off
  145. the sentence, but they can go at the beginning, like
  146. in this example, it says.
  147. One of our close relatives never drinks coffee, and in
  148. here, since the non phrases of the beginning, it is
  149. working as a subject.
  150. So is in the next example I woman in the
  151. windows shouted for help one more time.
  152. It is working as a socket, a sentence.
  153. Canosa policies off more than one noun phrase.
  154. So it this means that we're not going to find
  155. just one non phrase for centers or per sentence.
  156. No, we confined more than one.
  157. Like in this example, one of our close relatives bone
  158. a beautiful red car and in both occasions, while one
  159. is working, is the subject and the other one is
  160. working as an object.
  161. The one that we find first is the subject, and
  162. the one that we find at the end is the
  163. object. But now that we have talked about non phrases,
  164. let's check whether phrase, iss and bear phrases.
  165. Air Guest.
  166. Simpler because again, they're mean right?
  167. Ah group of members and helping birds in a sentence
  168. so within a sentence.
  169. And here are the examples.
  170. She's writing the letter.
  171. He has thinking his animal exam students must reaching time
  172. for class.
  173. They have been playing game today.
  174. She's waiting for someone.
  175. All of the various inside of each sentence we learned
  176. toe a bear phrase.
  177. Well, what about adjective phrases?
  178. I did.
  179. The phrase acts like an adjective in the sentence.
  180. And like an adjective, they modify opera, known or announce.
  181. And they consist of additives, modifiers, in other words, modifying
  182. in our own pronoun.
  183. So it is not.
  184. It is not just the adjective itself, but modifiers in
  185. other words, enough to modify.
  186. Get now no pro now.
  187. And what are the example?
  188. Well, a kid on the roof is looking at the
  189. sky. It's modifying Kit.
  190. The boy in the shop is my friend.
  191. She brought a beautiful brown share.
  192. A lady with long hair is working in the garden.
  193. She gave me a cup full of tea, and finally
  194. a student from my college won the competition.
  195. You composed this video.
  196. You can make a posted this video and check them
  197. out a little bit more.
  198. Uh, what Post?
  199. Lee Or slowly, and they had to understand it better.
  200. Then we're going continue with the Amber Frey's and with
  201. the average phrase right, we're going to find first a
  202. definition of this, a phrase that acts like a number
  203. in a sentence is called Agra phrase.
  204. Simple, right?
  205. Like a number, it modifies over or other other in
  206. the sentence.
  207. Here's the first thought.
  208. What is this a good idea.
  209. They contain another and other words, like in the keys
  210. of additives, right?
  211. Ah, proposition.
  212. Probably another noun modifiers.
  213. And they I like on that.
  214. And that's why they are called Aabar phrase.
  215. What are the examples for other phrases here?
  216. Drives a car in the very high speed.
  217. The razor was running very fast.
  218. She always who speaks in a respectful way date look
  219. along the wall.
  220. She welcomed the guests in a nice way.
  221. He's stay in college for a few hours, the kid
  222. said beside her mother.
  223. These fantasies, tellers, what is modifying and most of them
  224. or in all of them, is money.
  225. Find another bear.
  226. Finally, we can, compared with the following video to remind
  227. us what they are.