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Phrases Introduction PDF

The document outlines various grammatical phrases, including prepositional, participle, gerund, infinitive, and appositive phrases. Each section provides multiple examples to illustrate the usage of these phrases in sentences. The content serves as an educational resource for understanding different grammatical structures.

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S3. GRAMMAR III Pr. E.I.

BOUAYAD

PHRASES

ASSSIGNEMENTS

I. The prepositional phrase;


- Americans from the south are more conservative than those from the
north.
- A visit to the Atlantic coast excites people from the continent climate.
- The man in the living room is a friend of mine.
- Many of us like historical monuments.
- Ali works with diligence.
- Ali works in his office.
- Ali works for weeks.
- Ali will be there before eight.
- She did it for her own good.
- To be true to one’s word is a good quality in itself.
- He threw the ball far to the left.
II. The participle / the participle phrase
- I saw you crossing the road.
- The child, awakened, began to cry.
- Removing her handbag, she began to cry.
- Destroyed by fire, the house was never rebuilt.
III. The gerund / the gerund phrase
- I don’t understand his writings.
- By organizing your work, you can pass the exam.
- By working regularly, you can pass the exam.
- The committee proposed writing as soon as possible.
- Telling a joke is not always convenient.
- His most important achievement was winning the Olympic bronze
medal.

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IV. The infinitive/ the infinitive phrase
- To submit is to die.
- We all want to go.
- Her ambition is to go.
- He lacked the strength to resist.
- She worked hard to succeed.
- He wants to tell the truth.
- She has no courage to express what she feels.
- He wants to read the book.
- We shall try to finish the exercise at home.
- His plan is to read about the topic first.
- I’m too tired to stay with you up to midnight.
- Is this the way to convert sea water?
V. The appositive / the appositive phrase
- Your brother, Samir, has just left.
- Dr. Smith, the manager, is holding a meeting.
- Dr. Blake the manager of Hector Company.
- Dr. Blake, the manager of Hector Company, is an intelligent man.
- A beautiful bird, the dove is my favorite pet.

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