In which of the following sentences do you find a verb phrase?
A. The crowd roared as the bull charged.
B. June was a collector of memorabilia.
C. I believed every word he said.
D. I shall be all that I am and more.
Answer (3)
Option “D” is the correct option. “I shall be all that I am and more” is a perfect sentence that has a verb phrase. Actually any verb phrase should technically consist of a phrase that has more than one verb of different types. In regards to the options given, we can see that only in case of option “D” there is a phrase having two verbs and they are “shall and “be”. The other given sentences normally consist of a single verb and so cannot be considered a verb phrase.
Answer: i think it A ;
The correct option is D, as it contains the verb phrase 'shall be', which includes both an auxiliary and a main verb. The other sentences consist of single verbs without any auxiliary verbs, thus lacking a verb phrase. Only option D satisfies the definition of a verb phrase.
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