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Intransitive: If the verb does not need a direct object
Transitive: If the verb requires a direct object
Ditransitive: Requires an indirect and direct object
Ambitransitive: Allows a direct object without requiring one

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Transitive
Intransitive
Ditransitive
Ambitransitive

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When an adverb is the head of a phrase we will be looking at an adverb phrase.
Example: It turned out (surprisingly well)
Surprisingly well is describing how the things turned out.

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When the head of the phrase is a verb, we can recognize this as a verb phrase.

Example:
He is eating an apple

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When the phrase starts with a preposition.

Example: See you on monday

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If the head of the phrase is an adjective, we can identify it as an adjective phrase.
Example:

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Identify the head of the phrase and search the pre-modifiers and post-modifiers

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If the head of the phrase is a noun,therefore it is a noun phrase
Example: The car of my girlfriend
(The car) Car is a noun,hence, "the car" is a noun phrase

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Each phrase of the sentece

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the subject from the predicator.

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Each component of the sentece.