Question

what is difference between pharse and clause​

Answer 1

Answer: First of all it's phrase:)

A Phrase is a sentence fragment that contains either a Verb or a Noun, but not both. A clause is a sentence fragment containing both a Verb and a Noun. A clause sentence is much more flexible in its use than simply using a phrase.

Explanation:

Answer 2

$\huge\underline\bold\blue{Phrase}$

A group of word that conveys some sense but not complete sense is called a pharse. A pharse does not have a subject or a finite verb.

$\large\underline\bold\green{More\: information}$

$\underline\bold\green{\:about\:pharse}$

• a nice story
• a gang of thieves
• a beautiful dre6

These groups of words make sense but not complete sense.

$\huge\underline\bold\red{Clause}$

A group of word that conveys some sense but not complete sense, and also has a subject and a finite verb is called a clause.

$\large\underline\bold\purple{More\: information}$

$\underline\bold\purple{\:about\:clause}$

• because it was raining
• and the thieves escaped
• but he went there anyway
• before they go to the airport

These groups of words makes sense but not complete sense. Each group of word has a subject and a verb.