English, asked by swayamjeet, 11 months ago

Is 'to fetch a pail of water' a phrase or clause?

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Answered by rohanprakash80

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IT'S A PHRASE BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE A SUBJECT OR A FINITE/MAIN VERB

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THE GROUP OF WORDS THAT MAKE SOME SENSE BUT NOT COMPLTE SENSE ARE CALLED PHARES

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