clause or phrase?
Hi, everyone.
I have studied English Grammar for these months. And I got a question about the below sentence.
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First Choice Bank announced yesterday that its board of directors would meet next Monday to discuss whether to proceed with the merger.
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Is the part of this sentence “whether to proceed with the merger” clause or phrase?
This is my question.
I think it’s clause, because the words “they are” are hidden between ‘whether’ and ‘to’. I mean, this part is actually clause like below.
“whether (they are) to proceed with the merger.”
If my opinion is incorrect, please tell me the why. Thank you!
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