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Clause, , A group of words that, contains a subject and a verb., , Independent clause > makes sense, on its own as a sentence., E.g. | went to school., , Dependent clause > doesn’t make, sense on its own as a sentence., , E.g. Although | wasn’t feeling well,, | went to school., , Phrase, , A group of words without a, subject-verb component., , , , Noun phrase e.g. best friend., Verb phrase e.g. was working., Adjective phrase e.g. very pretty., Adverb phrase e.g. really slowly., , Prepositional phrase e.g. in the bin.

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Clause or phrase?, , the big dog, , She went to the park yesterday., , had been studying, , on the shelf, , If you finish your homework, , Although you can’t see me, | can see you., She is talking on the phone now., , When you cross the road, , very beautiful, , 10. on the 15', , OON DH RWN Pe

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Answers., , the big dog [Noun phrase], , She went to the park yesterday. [Independent clause], had been studying [Verb phrase], , on the shelf [Prepositional phrase], , If you finish your homework [Dependent clause], Although you can’t see me, | can see you. [Dep, Ind}, She is talking on the phone now. [Independent clause], When you cross the road [Dependent clause], , very beautiful [Adjective phrase], , 10. on the 15" [Prepositional phrase], , OM NAME WNP

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What is a phrase?, , A. A group of words without a subject-verb, component., , B. A group of words without a subjectadverb component.