English, asked by kribasuki, 10 months ago

From the market is a phrase or a clause

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Answered by vaishnavibtsarmy

3

Answer:

clause

Explanation:

clause doesn't have a verb

phrase has a verb

Answered by pabitrakumar61

0

Answer:

it is a phrase

Explanation:

it has not verb .The phrase has a verb always.

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