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Anonymous What is the difference between clause and phrase? Hi, A clause (in grammar)is generally understood as a sentence which contains both a subject and finite verb form. A phrase (also in grammar) is a word or group of words that make up a constituent.
- Anonymous What is the difference between clause and phrase?
- Hi, A clause (in grammar)is generally understood as a sentence which contains both a subject and finite verb form.
- A phrase (also in grammar) is a word or group of words that make up a constituent.
- The most important word of a phrase determines what type it is.
- For example, verb phrase .
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AnonymousWhat is the difference between clause and phrase?Hi,
A clause (in grammar)is generally understood as a sentence which contains both a subject and finite verb form.
A phrase (also in grammar) is a word or group of words that make up a constituent. The most important word of a phrase determines what type it is. For exam
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