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What is the difference between a phrase and a clause?: Difference between revisions
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A time clause is | A time clause is a type of adverb clause and is introduced with conjunctions such as; when, after, before, as soon as, whenever, and while. A time clause is dependent. | ||
Ex. as soon as we get to the theater | Ex. as soon as we get to the theater | ||
An adjective clause takes the place of an adjective and follows the noun that is modifies. | An adjective clause takes the place of an adjective and follows the noun that is modifies. An adjective clause is introduced with relative pronouns such as who, what, or that. An adjective clause is dependent. | ||
Ex. the bike that she road | Ex. the bike that she road | ||
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Ex. what I decided to bring | Ex. what I decided to bring | ||
An adverb clause is | |||