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2 years ago

Pls helpIs " A short distance from home" a phrase or clause. Pls explain further

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Rudik [331]2 years ago

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Phrase, there isn’t a verb

Harman [31]2 years ago

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It's a phrase.

There is no word of the 5 that can be called a verb. No action, no clause.

You could make it into a clause.

A short distance from home is a café. There is not very much action in is, but it is a verb and now you have a sentence which is related to a clause.

If you want a true clause, you could choose something like After the game ended ... ended is a verb.

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Pls helpIs " A short distance from home" a phrase or clause. Pls explain further​

Pls helpIs " A short distance from home" a phrase or clause. Pls explain further