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What is the difference between phrases and clauses?
Phrases begin with relative pronouns. Clauses begin with subordinating conjunctions.
Phrases are groups of words that a missing a subject or a verb. Clauses must have both a subject and a verb.
Phrases are short. Clauses begin with capital letters and end with a period.
Clauses are groups of words that a missing a subject or a verb. Phrases must have both a subject and a verb.
Independent clauses are also known as subordinate clauses.
True
False
Select all of the relative pronouns in the following list:
where
whatever
who
which
wherever
that
whose
when
whomever
Dependent clauses are sentences. They can stand on their own.
True
False
Marker words help us identify dependent clauses.
True
False
Which TWO types of words function as marker words?
Adverbs
Relative pronouns
Coordinating conjunctions
Personal pronouns
Helping verbs
Subordinating conjunctions
Proper nouns
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
I'm excited to travel to Italy this summer
because I have always dreamed of going on a gondala.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
It was getting dark, and
we weren't there yet
.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
Leave the quiz in the inbox
when you're done.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
After the game was over,
Billy's mom took him to get some ice cream.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
The dishes
that are in the sink
need to be washed
before your parents get home.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
If we don't leave soon
, we'll never get there in time.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
Everyone in the movie theater cried
when the dog finally made his way home
.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
As the students took a test
, the teacher graded objective summaries.
IND
SUB/DEP
Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as IND or SUB/DEP:
The book project
, which is due on February 20,
will count as a test grade.
IND
SUB/DEP