A Noun Clause is that part of a longer sentence that behaves as a Noun does. It has its own subject and predicate. It occurs in place of the Subject and Predicate. It is the answer to ‘Who, What, and Read more
A Noun Phrase is a group of meaningful words behaving like a Noun. It is used as a Subject or an Object. It is the answer to ‘Who’, ‘Whom’, ‘What’. Examples:- Please, tell me what to do. I don’t know Read more
Phrases are a group of words with a particular meaning, but they lack complete sense, as they are not a sentence with their Subject and Predicate. On the basis of behaviour, Phrases are of three kinds: Noun Phrase which behaves Read more
Dear Friend, The chapter ‘Phrases’ and ‘Clauses’ are important to have a proper grip on the English language. It brings flexibility to your expression. A phrase is a group of words with a definite meaning, but it does not give Read more
The following is a Hindi passage to be translated into English: युवा वर्ग क्यों गुमराह हो गया? क्या युवकों का ही पूरा दोष है? बड़े बुजुर्ग अपने दिल पर हाथ रखकर सोचे क्या उनका आचरण ठीक है? विशेषकर मैं राजनीति Read more
