Syntactic Categories and Phrases

A big part of syntactic analysis is an understanding of phrase structure. This video is an introduction to that.
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[@sarahfirina9658]

This is incredibly helpful! I‘ve struggled to understand the purpose of the concept of phrases as a whole but now its way clearer to me. Thanks so much!

[@mennaahmed7173]

I think that I'll be here forever ♾️ thanks alot for your tremendous effort

[@amir-ei2hw]

so instructive thanks for all the efforts you make to teach us sth new.

[@arsuysra]

Thank u so much ❣️

[@flowerflower3439]

thank you so much

[@ejlifetwemma]

Excuse me. I thought there is a typo. "beneath the surface of the sea" Is it a propositional phrase or prepositional phrase?

[@HorrorFreakxx]

Can someone help me out: Single words can be phrases too. How do I differentiate between a word and a phrase made up of a single word?

[@AzeLinguistics]

A phrase can be a word or more.

[@selinyll]

Pls don't put music in the background