Correct usage.
one man's history can become another man's fate.
Is this classed as a phrase.
a scene made all the more powerful by its score. (phrase)
A scene which is made is all more powerful by its score. (sentence)
It is a scene which is made all the more powerful by its score.
When we extend it with (It is) which is the main verb ?
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panda blue 483 one man's history can become another man's fate. Is this classed as a phrase. No, it is a full clause (and would be a sentence if it began with a capital letter).
- panda blue 483 one man's history can become another man's fate.
- Is this classed as a phrase.
- No, it is a full clause (and would be a sentence if it began with a capital letter).
- panda blue 483 A scene which is made is all more powerful by its score.
- (sentence) No, this is a noun phrase.
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panda blue 483one man's history can become another man's fate.
Is this classed as a phrase.
No, it is a full clause (and would be a sentence if it began with a capital letter).
panda blue 483A scene which is made is all more powerful by its score. (sentence)
No, this is a noun phrase.
Sorry, I
0panda blue 483one man's history can become another man's fate.
One man's history can become another man's fate.
This is a complete sentence. The subject is "history" and the verb is "can become."
panda blue 483a scene made all the more powerful by its score.
a scene made all the more powerful by
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