Label the following word groups as clauses or phrases.“time flies”“forgive and forget”“when time comes to a stop”“before midnight”
Why is “before midnight” a phrase rather than a clause?
Why is “forgive and forget” a phrase rather than a clause?
Identify the type of phrase or clause underlined in each sentence.“High school seniors will love the theater.”“I tend to eat foods with a lot of spice.”“I have been awake for hours”“I am happy Priya accomplished so much.”
What type of clause is the underlined clause?
Read each sentence and determine whether it is compound, complex, or compound-complex.“Because our favorite restaurant was closed, we decided to cook dinner at home.”
“Until we figure out a better schedule, Tom will work in the morning and Jamie will work in the evening.”
Which of the following sentences contain a verbal phrase acting as a noun? Check all of the boxes next to correct answers.
Which of the following sentences contain adverbial phrases and clauses? Check each answer below that is correct.
“Federico is a talented painter, but Maria is the best all-around artist in the class.”
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