Phrase and Clause
How different is Phrase and Clause?
When I do exercise between them , I cannot understand
but when I do only phrase exercise or clause one , I can understand.
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A clause is a part of a sentence, but it has a subject and verb. It doesn't have to be a complete sentence. eg. "when I get home" is a time clause.
A phrase is... well, trickier to explain because the meaning of "phrase" is vague. It can sometimes be used to mean a sentence. As far as grammar goes, a phrase consists of words that form a complete unit but is still less than a clause/sentence. eg. "up on the roof".
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