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Identify the​ phrases: Over the hills and through the​ woods, we drove to​ Grandma's house.


A.

​hills, woods, house

B.

we drove to

C.

over the​ hills, to​ Grandma's house

D.

over the​ hills, through the​ woods, to​ Grandma's house

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Answer:

D. over the hills, through the woods, to Grandma's house

Explanation:

A phrase consists of at least two words which together form a particular meaning. There are various types of phrases: noun, adjective, verb, prepositional, etc. In the sentence above, there are three prepositional phrases which consist of a preposition and a noun: over + the hills, through + the woods, to + Grandma's house.

A is not a phrase because it's a single word.

B is an incomplete, subordinate clause.

C are not all phrases in the sentence - through the woods is missing.

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