11th Unit 1 Phrases and Clauses Review

What type of word group contains a subject, a verb, and a complete thought? It can stand alone as a sentence?

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What type of word group contains a subject and a verb but does NOT contain a complete thought. It cannot stand alone as a sentence.

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What type of word group does NOT contain a subject or a verb and can, therefore, not stand alone as a sentence?

(a)  

If you put an AAAWWUUBBIS (subordinating conjunction) in front of a sentence, the sentence becomes what type of clause?

(a)  

If you leave a dependent clause or phrase by itself, you create what type of major sentence error?

(a)  

Identify whether the underlined portion of the sentence is an independent clause, a dependent clause, or a phrase.

Ramon will be able to play after he finishes his homework.

Identify whether the underlined portion of the sentence is an independent clause, a dependent clause, or a phrase.

My apartment, a two-bedroom high-rise unit, was not suitable for raising children.

Identify whether the underlined portion of the sentence is an independent clause, a dependent clause, or a phrase.

My uncle, a man brimming with confidence, excels as a salesman.

Identify whether the underlined portion of the sentence is an independent clause, a dependent clause, or a phrase.

My grip beginning to loosen, I began to panic.

Identify whether the underlined portion of the sentence is an independent clause, a dependent clause, or a phrase.

Although John loves playing football, he is better at golf.