Answer: <em>"The bond in-between my dog and me is unbreakable"</em> is a simple, declarative sentence, which consists of a noun phrase "the bond in-between my dog and me" and a verb phrase "is unbreakable."
Explanation:
"The bond in-between my dog and me is unbreakable" is not a phrase, it is a simple, declarative sentence. The main difference between a sentence and a phrase is that<u> a sentence expresses a complete thought</u>, while phrases are just 'fragments' of sentences. When used in isolation, phrases do not have much meaning. This sentence, for instance, consists of a noun phrase "the bond in-between my dog and me", and a verb phrase "is unbreakable." The noun phrase can be further divided into another noun phrase "the bond" and the adjectival phrase "in-between my dog and me." While the sentence itself conveys the whole idea, the phrases do not have much meaning on their own.
