sentences with reduced clause

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Hi Lili;

Some grammar references call these "phrases" and others call them "reduced clauses."

Here is a place to start: Read the sections on "infinitive phrase" and "Participial phrase".
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar

Reduced clauses are phrases formed when some words are omitted in order that you can make the sentence shorter or have a different style of writing.For examples,
I know the guy who is working in that bank.
--> I know the guy working in that bank.
More on reduced adjective clauses: http:// grammarkit.blo

AnonymousReduced clauses are phrases formed when some words are omitted

That is not a good definition of reduced clause. The difference is the verb. In a reduced clause, the verb is a non-finite verb, that is an infinitive or participle. A full clause has an inflected verb.