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Phrases vs. Clauses: True/False

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Test your understanding of phrases and clauses.

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Phrases vs. Clauses: True/False
 

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Test your understanding of phrases and clauses.

by maulida yuniswati
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A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

2

The statement 'Because she studied' is a complete sentence.

3

The statement 'She enjoys reading' is an independent clause.

4

The statement 'running through the park' is a clause

5

The statement 'They went to the store' is a phrase.

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An independent clause always includes a subject and a verb, but may not express a complete thought.

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An independent clause can stand alone as a complete sentence.

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The statement 'the old wooden bench' is a pharse

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A dependent clause often begins with subordinating words like because, if, or when.

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