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All the above phrases are parts of sentences; they do not form a complete sentence by themselves. A sentence expresses a complete idea. You know that it has a subject and a predicate.

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A phrase is a meaningful group of words. Read the following phrases:

  • The wise Odysseus
  • A great horse of wood
  • A skilful engineer
  • The greatest heroes
  • The secret of opening and shutting the entrance
  • On the seashore outside the walls
  • In the darkness
  • Watching for the return of the fleet
  • Part of their strong wall

All the above phrases are parts of sentences; they do not form a complete sentence by themselves. A sentence expresses a complete idea. You know that it has a subject and a predicate. A sentence has at least one finite verb in it. Read the following examples:

  • The tents had been burnt.
  • The shore was deserted.
  • The Greek ships had all gone.

Write three sentences using your own ideas.

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Solution

  1. The boy ate the mangos greedily.
  2. They're going on a trip.
  3. We found a snake under a tree.
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The Fall of Troy
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Chapter 3.2: The Fall of Troy - ENGLISH WORKSHOP [Page 76]

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Balbharati My English Coursebook Standard 9 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 3.2 The Fall of Troy
ENGLISH WORKSHOP | Q 6. (b). ii | Page 76

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