Noun Phrase
A noun phrase must include a noun (determiner, adjective and prepositional phrase are optional). Alternatively, a noun phrase can be a pronoun that represents a noun.
Verb Phrase
A verb phrase must include a verb (auxiliary, noun phrase or adjective, prepositional phrase and dependant clause are optional).
A prepositional phrase must include a preposition and a noun phrase.
Dependent Clause
Key:
det = determiner
adj = adjective
N = noun
Pro = pronoun
aux = auxiliary verb
V = verb
P = preposition
PP = prepositional phrase
SC = subordinating conjunction
S = sentence
Please note: Because adverbs can modify several different elements in a sentence, they will be covered in a separate post in the future.
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Thank you Angi K.
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