23. Phrases

1. As soon as you got in, he went out.

("As soon as" is a conjunctional phrase.)

2. Popcorn popping, the dog was ready for the film.

“Popcorn popping” modifies the clause “the dog was ready for the film.”

1. I am tired.

(Often a noun phrase is just a noun or a pronoun)

2. The Nizam's house was brightly decorated for the holidays.

("The Nizam's house" noun phrase as a subject.)

1. Shalini was walking quickly to the office.

2. Dhanush should wait before going swimming.

3. To make apple pie, you first need an apple.

4. Open the door to let the fresh air in.

1. Our basketball team won against all the odds.

2. The lion crept over the grass.

3. My shopping list needs to be put into my handbag.

4. Put the fresh flowers on a high shelf.