(TUM) Thematic Unit: Memories - Grammar: Phrases Lesson

A phrase is a functional word group. This type of word group acts grammatically just as single words do, serving as nouns and modifiers. They're of the utmost importance in composition; no one can write well who can't handle the various types of phrases and clauses. A phrase is therefore a word group that does NOT contain a finite verb. In other words, a phrase is NOT limited as to number, person, or tense.

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