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Difference between Sentence, Phrase and Clause
Posted Date:
20-Mar-2010
Category:
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Author:
Gaurav Kumar
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This article tells you the difference between a sentence, a phrase and a clause. It also briefly discusses about parts of a sentence and types of sentences.
Difference beween
Sentence
,
Phrase
and
Clause
We have seen these three words
Sentence
,
Phrase
and
Clause
being used in a lot of grammar lessons, but do we really understand the difference?
If no, then lets take a look at the three:
Sentence
A group of words making a complete sense is a
sentence
.
e.g.
The house in the corner is made up of wood.
Sentences can be classified into four types:
i)
Declarative/Assertive
: Regular Statements
e.g.
I am writing this article for ISC.
ii)
Interrogative
: Questions
e.q.
Do you write articles for ISC?
iii)
Imperative
: Advice / Instruction / Request / Command
e.g.
Please write articles for ISC.
iv)
Exclamatory
: Strong Feeling
e.g.
Oh Wow! You too write articles for ISC!
Every Sentence is made up of two parts.
a) Subject : Part which names the person or thing the sentence speaks about.
b) Predicate : Part which tells something about the subject.
e.g. In the sentence in the example of sentence:
The house
: is the subject.
in the corner is made up of wood
: is the predicate
Phrase
A group of words making sense but not complete sense is a
phrase
.
e.g.
in the corner
is made up of wood
Clause
A group of words forming a part of a sentence(is not a complete sentence itself) and containing a subject and a predicate is a
clause
.
e.g.
Sentence :
This is a Statue which is made up of chocolate
.
Clause :
which is made up of chocolate
In this clause
which
is the subject and
is made up of chocolate
is the predicate.
Happy Learning.
Please feel free to contact me in case you have some doubts.
Also let me know if there is something incorrect in the article.
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