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How to distinguish a
phrase from a clause?
Phrase
-group of words that may have nouns or
verbals but does not have a subject-verb
relationship
Clause
-group of words that has a subject that is
actively doing a verb
Phrase
Noun
Phrase
The
defense
the atomic
bomb
is not to
The
quizzesagainst
yesterday
were quite
arduous.
be there when it goes off.
Phrase
Noun
Phrase
Verb
Phrase
Phrase
Noun
Phrase
Verb
Phrase
Prepositional
Phrase
Phrase
Noun
Phrase
Verb
Phrase
Adverbial
Phrase
Prepositional
Phrase
Other kinds:
Infinitive Phrase
to + simple form of the verb+ Object(s) and/or
Modifier(s)
To
avoid
another
lecture
from
Michelle
on the
The
worst
thing to
happen
during
the severe
benefits
of vegetarianism
was Aaron's
for their
thunderstorm
was a lightning
strikehope
that fried
date
at a nice
restaurant.
Clara's
computer.
Other kinds:
Infinitive Phrase
Participle Phrase
2formed
types
Participle
offrom
participles
+aobject(s)
verb which
are and/or
thecan
present
be
modifier(s)
used
participle
as an
and theadjective
past participle
Broken
The stock
by aclerk
government
lining upwhistle-blower
cartons of orange
, thejuice
news
made sure the expiration
is all over the
date
media.
faced the back of the
cooler.
Other kinds:
Infinitive Phrase
Participle Phrase
Gerund Phrase
Gerund:
verb
that ends
in -ing
and function
Gerund
+ form
Object(s)
and/or
Modifier(s)
as nouns
Piling
laundry
into a washing
machine
Susie too
triedmuch
holding
the slippery
trout , but
the fish
cause
it toand
malfunction.
flipped outwill
of her
hands
splashed back into the
stream.
Other kinds:
Infinitive Phrase
Participle Phrase
Gerund Phrase
Absolute Phrase
Noun
combines
+ Participle
a noun
+ Optional
and a participle
Modifier(s)
withand/or
any
accompanying
Object(s)
modifiers or objects
Francine
His brow played
knittedthe
in frustration
difficult concerto,
, Thomas
her
tried
fingers
again
to ironflying
a perfect
overcrease
the piano
in hiskeys
dress
. pants.
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Clause
Independent
Clause
has a complete thought; can
stand alone
Clause
Independent
Clause
Dependent
Clause
For
Ramonita thought about joining the church
And a.k.a.
cannot
stand alone
the
subordinating
I do not believe in forever anymore
choir, but she never Nor
talked to her friends
about
clause
since he left.
(,), (;)
But
it.
Subordinating
conjunction
Or
coordinating conjunctions
Yet
So