1. since she likes to help people
2. branches in the street
3. no one else wanted to ask
4. how democratic he is
5. when she wants to have a snack
7. because they never see each other
8. we didn't get any
9. until i lost my job
10. while the men work hard
Answer:
No, A collective noun refers to a group of things for example, Team 1, a herd of sheeps, group of refugees
It is evident that the lion thought he would never need help from a mere mouse.
Sentences can be formed by phrases or clauses, in this case the italicized words are a phrase. A phrase is a grammatical unit composed by a set of words without subject and predicate whereas a clause is a grammatical unit formed by a set of words that includes a subject and a predicate.
The noun phrase “Wishing to be heard” is modifying the noun “speaker” since it is providing an explanation of why the subject is performing an action.
