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What is an example of a word phrase?

Here are a few examples of word phrases, along with explanations:

* "Running quickly": This is a prepositional phrase that describes the manner of running.

* "The big red ball": This is a noun phrase that describes a specific ball.

* "To the store": This is a prepositional phrase indicating direction.

* "After the rain": This is a prepositional phrase indicating time.

* "Very happy": This is an adjective phrase modifying a noun or pronoun.

What makes a word phrase:

* No subject-verb combination: Phrases don't have a subject performing an action.

* Functions as a unit: A phrase acts like a single word within a sentence, modifying or describing something else.

Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore different types of phrases!

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