What is the difference between Clause, Sentence and the Predicate.
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A sentence makes a complete sense and can stand alone while a clause is the part of a sentence that does not make good sense if separated from it. This is only about dependent clauses, independent clause(as the word suggests) makes complete sense if separated from the sentence.
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Let me give you examples..
Sentence = He said that he was going to do it.(words are made up perfectly.)
Clause = that he was going to do it(In this case, it's a noun clause.)
Predicate = said that he was going do it.(something explains a state of subject.)
+ Clause must have subject, verb, object.
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