identify whether the underlined words are a phrase or not.Draw :) if it is a phrase and :( if not below the underlined words
Underlined words
1.In a far sitio of guilayon
2.An orphan boy
3.In a nipa house
4.He does all sorts of work
5.Okong went to the market
6.In their barrio
7.Okong no work
8.Means no food to eat
9.carried bags
10.he worked dilligently
11.a market day
12.places flocked in market
13.place
14.okong was very busy
15.a costumer
16.the woman was
17.okong returned her bag
18.he was rewarded
HELP ME PLEASE
Underlined words
1.In a far sitio of guilayon
2.An orphan boy
3.In a nipa house
4.He does all sorts of work
5.Okong went to the market
6.In their barrio
7.Okong no work
8.Means no food to eat
9.carried bags
10.he worked dilligently
11.a market day
12.places flocked in market
13.place
14.okong was very busy
15.a costumer
16.the woman was
17.okong returned her bag
18.he was rewarded
HELP ME PLEASE
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Answer:
1. : )
2. : )
3. : )
4. ) :
5. ) :
6. : )
7. : )
8. : )
9. : )
10. ) :
11. : )
12. ) :
13. ) :
14. ) :
15. : )
16. : )
17. ) :
18. ) :
Explanation:
Phrase: consists of two or more words but their thought is not complete.
Example:
3. In a nipa house
- What is in a nipa house?
- What about the nipa house?
There are lots questions about it because the thought is not complete. Therefore, it is a phrase.
4. He does all sorts of work
- Who does all sorts of work? He.
- What does he do? All sorts of work.
The thought is complete because it includes a subject (which is the pronoun, he) and a predicate/predicate phrase (does all sorts of work).
Basically, a sentence needs to include a subject and a predicate(or predicate phrase). If it has no subject, it is most likely that you have encountered a phrase.
For number 13, I think it is not a phrase but rather it is a word.
PS: not sure lol