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Which of the following is NOT a phrase?

AIn the morning

BRunning fast

CHe went home

DAt the park

Answer:

C. He went home

Read Explanation:

A phrase is a group of words that work together to express an idea, but doesn't form a complete sentence. Phrases can be used to describe people, things, or events. 

Types of phrases

  • Noun phrase: A group of words that includes a noun and words that modify it. For example, "my small dog". 

  • Verb phrase: A group of words that includes a verb. For example, "watch TV". 

  • Adjective phrase: A group of words that includes an adjective. For example, "very happy". 

  • Adverb phrase: A group of words that includes an adverb. For example, "too slowly". 

  • Prepositional phrase: A group of words that includes a preposition, an object, and words that modify the object. For example, "in the first place". 


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