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A phrase is a meaningful group of words. Read the following phrases: • the wise Odysseus • a great horse of wood • a skilful engineer • the greatest heroes - English (Second/Third Language)

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A phrase is a meaningful group of words. Read the following phrases:

  • The wise Odysseus
  • A great horse of wood
  • A skilful engineer
  • The greatest heroes
  • The secret of opening and shutting the entrance
  • On the seashore outside the walls
  • In the darkness
  • Watching for the return of the fleet
  • Part of their strong wall

Write three phrases on your own.

Answer in Brief

Solution

  1. Delicate leaves of the tree.
  2. The deep waters of the ocean.
  3. The only daughter of the king.
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The Fall of Troy
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Chapter 3.2: The Fall of Troy - ENGLISH WORKSHOP [Page 75]

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Chapter 3.2 The Fall of Troy
ENGLISH WORKSHOP | Q 6. (b). i | Page 75

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