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Choose whether these sentences are a phrase or a clause. 1. Faced with so many problems, I decided to get professional help. 2. She arrived to work on time in spite of leaving home so late.

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Answered by ns2455079
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1. clause

2.clause

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Answered by Ivyswiftie13
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The first sentence " Faced with so many problems, I decided to get professional help.", is a Phrase, and the second sentence "She arrived to work on time in spite of leaving home so late.", is a Clause.

Explanation:

Phrase: A phrase is a type of sentence i.e. combination of words that do not combine subject and verb.

Clause: A Clause is a type of sentence that has a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought.

1) In the first sentence, we see that there is no subject-verb agreement in this sentence,i.e. there is no grammatical concept that the subject of a sentence is aligned with the main verb of that same sentence.

Therefore, on its own, it is not a complete thought and so it can not be a Clause. Hence it is a Phrase.

2)In the second sentence, we see that it has a subject-verb agreement i.e. the subject of the sentence is aligned with the main verb of that same sentence so that is why it is a complete thought on its own so that is why it is a clause.

Hence, ''Faced with so many problems, I decided to get professional help." is a PHRASE, and ''She arrived to work on time in spite of leaving home so late'' is a CLAUSE.

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