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Difference between a phrase and a sentence
"once upon a time". Is this a phrase or sentence?
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It's a phrase, often used to introduce a fictional tale. A sentence needs a conjugated verb and a subject (understood in the case of a command).
- It's a phrase, often used to introduce a fictional tale.
- A sentence needs a conjugated verb and a subject (understood in the case of a command).
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It's a phrase, often used to introduce a fictional tale. A sentence needs a conjugated verb and a subject (understood in the case of a command).
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