Learn all 12 TYPES of PHRASES in English in 1 hour || Advanced English lesson
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Hello learners,
This video helps us what a PHRASE is in English and all 10 types of phrases we have in the English language. Ashish explains all the 10 or let's say 12 types of phrases in detail.
Watch the video until the end to master these topics and step up your English game.
What is a phrase?
A phrase in English is a group of words that does not have a subject-verb combination. And since it does not have the subject-verb combination, it does not stand on its own and give a complete meaning. It is just a part of a sentence or a clause.
Some different types of phrases examples:
The company needs some great minds in the marketing team.
This is my first trip to Auli.
The man standing next to you is my friend.
I have never seen a girl with no tantrums.
Dancing in the rain makes me happy.
You need to learn from your debacles.
She might love me again.
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Thanks explain the phrase
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Dear teacher Ashish, I am also a teacher from Argentina. I would like to ask you, where did you master the ability to teach all this complex constructions about grammar and syntax? Did you do a master in these topics? I'm impressed on how much learning you have !!!
It's my first love! I've spent years in observing and breaking it down. That's how I've learnt whatever little I know.
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Never learnt on the various types of phrases in detail. Thanks for excellent teaching
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Well explained Hashish sir
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I saw a lot of video but this video is so helpful you explained alot
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What a explanation. I have ever seen complete information of pharses like this class.
Sir,Could you please send me this class pdf . Or
Where can I get this class pdf
I don't create PDFs of the lessons. You can visit the website www.englishwithashish.com for written articles.
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Excellent work is done. You took very easy approach to make it clear. Great job and keep it up! Would you mind making a vedio on "PARSING"?
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Thank you, Farooq!
Noted your request! Will start working on it soon.
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Sir Iam struggling a lot in English language and writing skills,so how can I improve my English writing skills as well as English understanding skills, though I am reading on daily basis but my English is weakest,so what should be done to tackle this situation!
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How can I improve my English writing skills as well as English understanding skills?? I read in English but unable to understand English sentences while reading and translation from English to Urdu or Hindi!
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Sir I have a doubt
What is verb phrase for simple present and past tense
At about 17 minutes in you have for example "They have been sleeping since last night.". You said that have+been are both aux verbs and sleeping is the main verb. This confuses be because how do you know "sleeping" is not a gerund acting as a subject complement and "been" is the main verb?
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Sir I always have a confusion about the verb of happening like
The meeting started, or is started or has been started. In the same way could not find any difference in meaning of this type of sentence like I am concerned and I have concerned
Thank you for the kind words, Tikaram. 🌸 Will do something about your doubts soon.
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Thanks so much for this lesson it’s really amazing 🙌🙌🙌 i love the way u explained it! I am a slow learner but this really helps. Have been looking for how to learn this phrase since seems very hard but I can’t say that again because you made it very easy and appreciate that🙌 from Nigeria! Pls looking forward to see more!! Thanks so much
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Sir you are highly requested and plea to upload more videos on descriptive English writing skills likewise; Paragraph writing skills, Essay writing skills, Reading comprehension, idioms, phrase, phrasal verb, paraphrase, summary, sentence structure, precise writing skills, advanced English grammar, Precise writing skills,GRE vocabulary words
I liked your class very much
Thank you, Shamsun.
Please make video on Sentence combining: how to combine different sentences in different ways?
There's a video on types of sentences. Watch that.
Nice video! Two cups of coffee are appropriate :)
Thanks! 🌸
Thank you for the great tutorial. Really appreciate your effort to make such a complete video. I have a question. I have heard statements like 'He waiting for others to join' or 'Atmosphere getting hot and humid as time passes'. These kind of statements are mostly noticed in live commentary. What do these statements have - a participle phrase or gerund phrase just after subject without any BE verb? In the first statement the subject 'He' follows 'waiting for others to join'. What kind of sentence or phrase is this? Can you put some light on this?
They are fragments, improper grammatical parts.
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Please sir made a video on adverbial conjuncts?
Sure
Sir ,My English grammar is weak so how can I improve it??
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Thank you for the kind words! I’m 27.
Very nice explaination.... Ashish , Please upload a separate video on the " differences between Modifiers and Qualifiers " in great detail with many examples soon. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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The ending of the video is amazing.
How is 'of the video' in the above sentence acting as adjective. What is the type of this adjective?
Please explain.
Noun 2:20 + 13:30
Verb 14:50
Adjective 17:20 +20:35
Adverb 23:20 + 25:50
Gerund 27:15
Preposition 30:35
Infinitive 33:55
Participle 36:50 + 41:15 + 43:40
Appositive 49:10
Absolute 52:25
Please make videos on Transformation of sentences and conditional sentences
Already available on the channel
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Excellent Explanation sir.But I could not understand one example like ' We are talking the movie that we watched last week.' Of this example which part is noun Phrase?
'The movie that we watched last week' is the noun phrase, the object of the preposition 'about'.
The rules of the company work for some people.
For some people---it is prepositional phrase.
Working for what.
Verb complement (adverbial).
Please can you give a class about clauses too?
We have lessons on all clauses. Please give them a watch.
Superb
Thanks for this video brother🙏👍
Plus i have question about noun phrase... " We are talking THE MOVIE THAT WE WATCHED LAST WEEK.
my question is that... As i mentioned above the sentence " we watched" : here WE is subject and WATCHED is verb ! Am i correct.. i cant clearly identify verb. Is watched verb or not?
Yes
interesting.
Glad you liked it!
Hloo Ashish,Thanks a lot for uploading a detailed lesson on phrases
But I have a little doubt
After watching this video,i went to your website for more information about participle phrases and I saw this sentence
your friend died in a car accident came in my dream yesterday
Here the phrase '' died in a car accident''' is a past participle phrase
But if we use a relative clause then it will be '' your friend who died in a car accident:'' and I watched your video on reduced adjective clause where you mentioned that if there is '''who+V1/V2 form it will be reduced to ing form like :::dying in a car accident :::
So is this correct '' died in a car accident''' or we can say that sometimes we cannot make a relative clause from a past participle phrase
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Thank you for the kind words! 🌸
The reduction of an adjective clause to a particle phrase (present or past) depends on the tense of the adjective clause and subject.
Examples:
The man who is looking at us is a thief.
The man looking at us is a thief.
If the verb of the adjective is in simple present, the present participle can be formed.
The man who lives with you is very talented.
The man living with you is very talented.
Past participle phrases are formed (from adjective clause) when the adjective clause (generally) is in the passive voice with a past participle tense.
The car that was stolen last night was very expensive.
The car stolen last night was very expensive.
Visit the site and check out reduction post for more clarity.
Sir, according to oxford dictionary, the definition of phrase does not have finite verb. Why do you use finite verb as verb phrase?
It shouldn't have the combination of the subject and the verb. One of the two can be there.
@@EnglishWithAshish Ok...sir, some people say that v+adverb is also a verb phrase. Like: he ran very fast.
Is it correct?
How can I improve my English writing skills as well as English understanding skills,
More reading, listening and practising writing and speaking.
As you understand more things, your understanding of the language will get better, and you'll start writing better.
Best of luck!
Make video on conjuncts, disjuncts, subjuncts and adjuncts.
Already available on the channel
Okay sir thank you so much
Sir how can I improve my English grammar and correct English!
The right man to contact for this task is John.
How is "to contact for this task" acting as an adjective phrase and what is type of this adjective ??????????????
Please explain more sir ji.
It gives more information about the noun 'man'. It sort of describes it or gives us a context about it.
How can I improve my English writing skills??
my tea finished at 16:15
Having completed the whole video, I went to play
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Sir, can we call gerund phrase as noun phrase?
Yes.
Members of her house.
I like drinking coffee☕.
I needs to cook daily.
I need*
Thank you, Ashish, for having loaded a "comprehensive guide for a very strange language", in my opinion overrated. I have been trying to learn it for years as a self-educated (old) student, but the logic of this language is that... has no logic. For example, the definition of "phrase" you wrote at the beginning was "2. it does not have a subject-verb combination", but the 12th phrase type has a subject-verb combination (for example "her mother being sick"). According to the rules of my native language, "being sick" is a verb, better, a "predicate nominative" with a linking verb (Her mother IS sick). I can't find any reasonable and coherent rule in this strange English. Anyway... thank you again for your huge work. I will spent much time for studying it.
Being is not functioning as a verb there. It can't be alone. It has to be combined with an auxiliary verb to function as a verb.
You are being sarcastic.
Thank you for the kind words! And the language has patterns to follow, if we pay enough attention to read them.
Object vs objective case ?
Sir
The phrase "really expensive cars" can be also a noun phrase, right?
Because the phrase has no subject-verb complementation
Also, it is formed of modifiers and a head-noun
Yes, it is.
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Sir please supply this class tropic pdf
Sir,It was very informative.
But it should have been in multiple
Vedios.
Plz don't mind it.
Did you mind checking if there are separate videos on these phrases?
Can we call gerund phrase as noun phrase?
Yes