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The book provides an in-depth exploration of Phrases, Clauses, and Sentences, emphasising the discussion of Moods—defined as the manner in which verbs are expressed—and how sentence classification is influenced by these Moods and Clauses. It includes clear definitions and various comparison charts that highlight the similarities and differences among topics, alongside examples for each concept to enhance comprehension. It covers the seven types of phrases, detailing their classifications, characteristics, and functions, while also examining the roles of the corresponding parts of speech in a comparative manner. Additionally, the book illustrates how clauses are used to construct simple, compound, and complex sentences based on their structure. It explains how the mood and expression of verbs dictate their functions and the classification of sentences into assertive, interrogative, imperative, optative and exclamatory forms. The volume also encompasses various conditionals and wish clauses, as well as an alphabetically arranged list of phrasal verbs and 372 idioms.