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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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General grammer
what is the difference betwwen a clause and a phrase
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It depends on whose book you read. A phrase is a group of words. It could be as few as one.
- It depends on whose book you read.
- A phrase is a group of words.
- It could be as few as one.
- Traditionally, a clause is a phrase which has a subject and a predicate.
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It depends on whose book you read.
A phrase is a group of words. It could be as few as one.
Traditionally, a clause is a phrase which has a subject and a predicate. "Birds fly."
A phrase is a group of words. It could be as few as one.
Traditionally, a clause is a phrase which has a subject and a predicate. "Birds fly."
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