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A phrase is a group of words that does not give a complete sense and lacks a verb.

It is a unit of language that functions as a single unit, but does not express a complete thought.

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• He is busy with his work up to the hilt.
• This phrase means he is fully engaged and occupied with his work.

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The phrase "The sales of Jules Verne’s books continue to soar like a runaway balloon"

It uses the word "soar" to describe a rapid and significant increase in sales

Together, the sentence paints a vivid picture of Jules Verne’s books experiencing a dramatic rise in popularity and sales.

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French noun phrase coup d'es·​sai kü-dā-se.

its means the first attempt

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The reported speech of "She said, 'I shall be taking the test.'" is: She said that she would be taking the test.

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"Call it a day" is a phrasal verb that means to stop what you're doing and go home or quit for the day,

usually because you've had enough or feel tired or frustrated.

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Put Up قیام کرنا

Put on پہننا

Put off ملتوی کرنا

Put out بھجانا

Put up with برداست کرنا

Would you mind putting your cigarettes out, please?

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Slip off is a phrasal verb.

Slip off means to leave quietly.

Slip off means جلدی سے نکل جانا

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To Continue/Keep Going: Persisting with an action or task.

Example: "Please carry on with your work".

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"Quickly, before the rain started" This is an incomplete sentence,

A fragment is a “piece” (or part) of a sentence because it is missing information to make a complete sentence.

A sentence fragment is missing a subject, a verb, OR a complete idea.