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Definitions from the WebTerm: Verbal PhraseDescription:A verbal phrase is a combination of words that includes a verb and functions as a single grammatical unit. It can consist of a main verb and additional helping verbs, modifiers, and complements. Sense 1 - Popular Usage:In popular usage, a verbal phrase refers to any phrase that includes a verb and conveys a particular action or condition. It can be used to express a wide range of ideas and concepts. Sample Sentence:"She decided to go for a walk in the park." Sense 2 - Local Usage:In local usage, a verbal phrase may refer to a specific linguistic construction that has unique characteristics in a particular dialect or region. Sample Sentence:"In some southern dialects, 'I might could do that' is a common verbal phrase implying the possibility of completing a task." Related Products: | ||||
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