Verb phrases are groups of words that contain a verb and any helping verbs or adverbs that modify the verb.
Interruptions in a verb phrase are usually caused by adverbs or other phrases that modify the verb but are not part of the verb phrase itself.
Examples of interrupted verb phrases:
* "He is quickly walking" - "walking" is the verb, "is" is the helping verb, and "quickly" is an adverb modifying the verb.
* "She will carefully prepare the meal" - "prepare" is the verb, "will" is the helping verb, and "carefully" is an adverb modifying the verb.
Therefore, an "uninterrupted verb phrase" would simply be a verb phrase without any interruptions.
Examples of uninterrupted verb phrases:
* "She walks" - "walks" is the verb, no interruptions.
* "They are singing" - "are singing" is the verb phrase, no interruptions.
* "He has been working" - "has been working" is the verb phrase, no interruptions.
Note: The term "uninterrupted verb phrase" is not commonly used in grammatical analysis. If you're encountering this term in a specific context, it's best to clarify its meaning with the source material.