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24.B: Differences Between Clauses and Phrases

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Directions: Read the directions for each section of this assignment CAREFULLY.

Part I: Definitions

Directions: Match each word to the definition. Use the definitions to help answer the rest of the GoFormative.
Question 1
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Part II: Clauses vs Phrases

Directions: Read each sentence and focus on the UNDERLINED section of each sentece. You will be answering whether the underlined section is a PHRASE or a CLAUSE.
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Part II: Independent clauses vs Dependent clauses

Directions: Read each clause and identify whether it's a dependent or independent clause.
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Match each word to its definition
Phrase
A string of words with BOTH a subject and verb
Independent clause
A group of words with a subject OR verb
Dependent clause
A clause that makes sense on its own
Clause
A clause that does NOT make sense on its own
Although it was raining, Maria went for a jog at Civitan Park.
Clause
Phrase
I didn't like my dress because of the length of it.
Clause
Phrase
Brianna Gomez eats chocolate whenever she gets a poor grade in math.
Clause
Phrase
The posters on the walls were very crooked, and it bothered me.
Clause
Phrase
I hate walking through the park once it gets dark.
Clause
Phrase
My mom's nail tech loves the designs she chooses.
Clause
Phrase
Drag each clause under the category it belongs to.
The clothes I wear are colorful.
While I was driving.
I needed more water.
Mark is boring.
After my mom made dinner.
Teachers need to chill.
Because she didn't do her assignment.
My mask is itchy.
Although I needed sleep.
Birds eat.
Independent Clauses
Dependent Clauses