It is too bad that Ms Fraser will not be teaching next year, tell whether it's a phrase or clause
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"It is too bad that Ms Fraser will not be teaching next year", this is a dependent clause.
HOW?
- Look at the following,
Phrase:
Refers to a small group of words combined together as a part of a conceptual unit, which forms a component of a clause.
Clause:
Couple of units joined together, they include subjects and prejudices.
Dependent clause:
One of the main types of clauses, its a sentence consisting of group of words with a subject and a verb. It does not express a complete thought therefore its not categorized as a sentence.
It is too bad that Ms Fraser will not be teaching next year.
It's an example of dependent clause.
A dependent clause is a group of words witha subject and a verb.
It is an example of noun clause because a noun clause is one that names a person.
And in this sentence, Mr Fraser is named.