Question

We are a great nation. (Identify if it is clause or phrase) ​

Answer 1

clause

Explanation:

phrase is like a proverb

Answer 2

"We are a great nation" is a clause.

Phrase v/s clause

• A gathering of at least two words in a sentence connected with one another or going about as a solitary unit yet doesn't have a subject or a predicate is called a phrase. A gathering of words stands all together unit and don't have a subject and an action word.
• Each phrase of an expression has significance yet on the whole it doesn't shape total sense like a sentence. for example it doesn't give a total significance when independent.
• The expression is a piece of the sentence without the two grammatical forms for example Sentence and Predicate and (conveys no thought).
• The clause is a linguistic game plan that contains a bunch of words having a subject and an action word. Condition gives total importance and might be a finished sentence when independent.

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