Question

read the following and write P,C or S against phrases,clauses and sentences respectively 1 a truly amazing performance 2 i forgot all about it 3while she was cleaning the dressing table 4have you ever seen a rhino? 5 because you never told us about it 6 anew day, a new beginning 7 as he walked along the road leading to the village 8 what a pleasant surprise!9 although they said they could not hear the noise. 10 several sheets of paper on the table​

Answer 1

Phrase , Clause & Sentence

1 A truly amazing performanc --- Phrase

2 I forgot all about it --- Sentence

3 While she was cleaning the dressing table --- Clause

4 Have you ever seen a rhino? --- Sentence

5 Because you never told us about it --- Clause

6 A new day, a new beginning --- Phrase

7 As he walked along the road leading to the village --- Sentence

8 What a pleasant surprise! --- Phrase

9 Although they said they could not hear the noise. --- Clause

10 Several sheets of paper on the table --- Phrase

Answer 2

Answer:

1 a truly amazing performance (Phrase)

2 i forgot all about it. (Sentence)

3 while she was cleaning the dressing table (clause)

4. have you ever seen a rhino? (Sentence)

5 because you never told us about it. (Clause)

6 anew day, a new beginning. (Phrase)

7 as he walked along the road leading to the village. (Clause)

8 what a pleasant surprise! (Sentence)

9 although they said they could not hear the noise. (Sentence)

10 several sheets of paper on the table​. (Phrase)

Explanation

Phrase

A group of words without a finite verb is called a phrase. A phrase is usually a part of a sentence.  Examples of phrases are: ‘a red bicycle’ and ‘on ‘Saturday evening’.

Clause

A clause is a group of words containing a subject and a verb. Simple sentences have one clause; compound sentences have two or more independent clauses; and complex sentences have two or more than two independent and dependent clauses.

Sentence

A simple sentence is made up of only one clause. It has just one subject and one predicate.