This group of words always possesses a subject AND verb:
This group of words lacks a subject, a verb, or both:
This kind of clause makes sense on its own and is, therefore, a complete sentence:
This kind of clause needs more information in order for it to make sense on its own:
In the above sentence, which word is the subject?
In the above sentence, which word or group of words is acting as the verb phrase?
In the above sentence, which word or group of words is NOT acting as a phrase?
In the above sentence, which word or group of words is acting as a clause?
In the above sentence, which word is the subject of the FIRST clause?
In the above sentence, which word is the subject of the SECOND clause?
In the above sentence, which group of words is NOT a clause?
In the above sentence, which group of words is the dependent clause?
after Thanksgiving break
because she loves potato chips
inside his closet
she clearly loves her cat
since I have no money to buy gifts
under the desk near the door
dogs bark
although I do love cookies