Write C if the group of words is a clause or P if the group of words is a phrase.
1. Participating in a game. ___
2. The man in the park. ___
3. Even through I agreed. ___
4. Hurried down the lane. ____
5. Leaves have fallen from the trees. ____
6. Hanging on the wall over the fireplace. ____
Dear student,
Here is the answer:
2. The man in the park. (P) (It has a subject but no verb.)
3. Even through I agreed. (C) (It has both subject "I "and verb "agreed")
4. Hurried down the lane. (P) (No subject only verb)
5. Leaves have fallen from the trees. (C) (This is a complete sentence.)
6. Hanging on the wall over the fireplace. (P) (This contains only verb but no subject)
Regards
Here is the answer:
- A clause contains a subject and a verb. A clause may stand alone as a complete sentence.
- A phrase is a group of words without a subject or verb.
2. The man in the park. (P) (It has a subject but no verb.)
3. Even through I agreed. (C) (It has both subject "I "and verb "agreed")
4. Hurried down the lane. (P) (No subject only verb)
5. Leaves have fallen from the trees. (C) (This is a complete sentence.)
6. Hanging on the wall over the fireplace. (P) (This contains only verb but no subject)
Regards