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Building Blocks of English IV: Phrases

The main distinguishing feature of phrases is that they lack a subject-verb combination.  They can certainly contain nouns and/or verb forms, but they are not joined as they are in a clause. Phrases can be used as nouns, adjectives and adverbs. A prepositional phrase contains a preposition. ...

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Here you’ll find a collection of contributors’ articles to help you with English grammar, composition and basic writing:

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Writing the Body of Your Paper

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Confusin’ Clauses

Common Comma Abuses

Doing Quality Online Research

Curing Writer’s Block

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