Phrases & Clauses Workshop

Phrase or Clause: Which one DOES have a subject-verb component?

Phrase or Clause: Which one DOES NOT have a subject-verb component?

A dependent clause can stand on its own as a sentence.

A dependent clause needs an independent clause to complete a sentence.

Which words can a dependent clause start with? (Choose all that apply.)

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"I dream of traveling the world."

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"I really want to visit Italy before I get too old."

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"When my husband and I got married, we did go to the Bahamas for our honeymoon."

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"My husband also wants to visit Alaska one day, though I'm not a fan of the cold."

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"We both want to travel through Ireland because we both have Irish ancestry."

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"If we ever win the lottery, we will definitely spend a lot of it on travel."

Identify whether the underlined group of words is a phrase or a clause.

"For now, we will save our money every month to afford different trips each year."

How confident do you feel about phrases and clauses after this workshop?

Please be honest in your answering. This will help me determine if we need to do any further work with phrases and clauses or if we can move on to the next grammar component.