Phrase Vs ClauseSet 20

1Are the bolded words a phrase or clause?Although the terminology is evolving, a first-year high school or college student is traditionally classified as a freshman, and a second-year student is called a sophomore.
2If someone has a clean sheet, he or she doesn't have a criminal record.
3While they slept
4The tree falling down in the middle of the night, my yard was a mess of branches, tree limbs, and leaves.
5Gerunds are verbal .....
6Some students take ..... in helping disadvantaged or handicapped kids
7The trip lasted a month.
8Applauding feverishly, the audience loved the new song.
9Answer true or false:Prepositional phrases can act as adverbs or adjectives.
10What is the red phrase? I really wanted to know what happened after I left the party last night.
11Choose the best answer.To help someone or something out of a dangerous or harmful situation.
12What does "one wish" represent?
13Define idiom.
14If you will go
15Identify the expanded noun phrase in the sentence: "The gentle, flowing river was calming."
16Complete the following sentence so that the key feature presented in the sentence is highlighted:The number of private vehicles sold increased considerably in the given period, .....
17Which present day idiom owes its origin to an animal that faked grief to lure prey? Now it refers to inauthentic grief.
18A meteorite made of vibranium struck Africa.
19What are you saying? You're crazy! I have nothing ..... the grafitti that appeared on the school wall
20I have a (loose/lose) tooth.
21Which of the following is a preposition: with, happy, jump, quickly
22Can you give an example of a sentence using a contraction?
23I think it's time to come ..... now. I know you upset Preet so tell me what happened.
24Which of the provided statements includes a descriptive phrase which is improperly attached or "hanging" and needs revision.
25Which word is the object of the preposition in the sentence: "They sat around the campfire."
26Determine if the following is an example of a phrase, independent clause, or dependent clause:until the wolves appeared
27Because it is the right thing to do
28What is the gerund phrase?Studying for the test was difficult.
29After you check in, wait in the ..... until you hear your flight called.
30Adam became principal of the school on Thursday.
31Talerz to..
32If I were you, I would not raise the subject again and my best advice is to let sleeping dogs lie.A. leave the dogs alone B. not touch the dogs C. not say any more D. keep away from the dogs
33Define what a clause is:
34Identify the group of words as a phrase, independent clause, or dependent clause.Scolded by his mother
35The pretty picture of my dog is right here
36What is the best description of "going along with the crowd" and "doing what the Romans do" ?
37Is the following a phrase or clause?If Sara studies in the library
38Can you provide an example of an adjective phrase? (a)
39Find the adjective phrase:The car parked near the gate is mine.
40The man with the yellow hat and an impressively long tie.
41Buy bread at the store
42Gather momentum
43The main types of notional syntagmas are .....
44In the sentence, "The teacher gave homework to the students from the textbook."Which word should the phrase "from the textbook" modify?A teacherB gaveC homeworkD students
45The accident happened in the ..... of an eye.
46A phrase match is to specify a group of words that must appear regardless of the order. True/False?
47Phrase or Clause?the class is going to the zoo
48Independent clause, dependent clause, or phrase?when she sliced the cake
49Which option best explains an adverbial phrase?
50What is the preposition in the sentence:'Donatello and Brunelleschi went to Rome together to study the ancient ruins'?
51Find the expanded noun phrase in the sentence: "She wore a beautiful, red dress to the party."
52What do you call a group of words that does not express a complete thought and can be a subject or predicate alone?
53Missing completely at random means:
54My friends often ..... yoga in the mornings to relax.
55Pick the part of speech that describes a noun.
56The car just missed the child but it was a very ..... call.
57I went through the door.
58What is the object of the preposition?Many people gathered at the flagpole.
59I went through the light
60..... his father, Jack has a very good voice.
61Statement 1: Idioms have literal meanings. Statement 2: Idioms are phrases with cultural usage.