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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
clauses and phases
in the words at the end of the line is a clause or phase
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Hi Anon, I believe you are asking if 'at the end of the line' is a clause or ph r ase. Right? It is a phrase.
- Hi Anon, I believe you are asking if 'at the end of the line' is a clause or ph r ase.
- Right?
- It is a phrase.
- A phrase doesn't contain subject and verb, but a clause will have the subject and verb.
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Hi Anon,
I believe you are asking if 'at the end of the line' is a clause or phrase. Right? It is a phrase. A phrase doesn't contain subject and verb, but a clause will have the subject and verb.
I believe you are asking if 'at the end of the line' is a clause or phrase. Right? It is a phrase. A phrase doesn't contain subject and verb, but a clause will have the subject and verb.
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