What are parts of speech?
A) They are words classified according to their function. Nouns, pronouns, verbs, determiners, adjectives, adverbs, preposition and conjunctions
What is a phrase?
A) Group of words that gives us an incomplete sense are called phrases. For example, in the kitchen, 2 dozen bananas, My friends and I. Phrases may or may not accommodate verbs.
What is a sentence?
A) A sentence gives us a complete sense. It has a subject and a verb.For example, I am a man, a child smiles. Imperative sentences—those that make a command or request—are used with or without a subject because the subject is felt not written. For example: Stand up, Be quiet and so on.
What is a clause
Sometimes the sentence stretches us and If one part of a sentence has a subject and a predicate, it is called a clause. There are different types of clauses, but they all contain a subject and a predicate.
A) A sentence gives us a complete sense. It has a subject and a verb.For example, I am a man, a child smiles. Imperative sentences—those that make a command or request—are used with or without a subject because the subject is felt not written. For example: Stand up, Be quiet and so on.
What is a clause
Sometimes the sentence stretches us and If one part of a sentence has a subject and a predicate, it is called a clause. There are different types of clauses, but they all contain a subject and a predicate.
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