Identify whether the group of words is a sentence, a phrase,or a clause.
______1.Pay attention
______2.I love singing and dancing
______3.When the saints go marching in
______4.We were discussing module on the table
______5.Leaving behind the dog
______6.Shamsing into a fence
______7.She wanted to talk to my sister
______8.When she got home
______9.My sister got fainted
______10. In the school
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______1.Pay attention
______2.I love singing and dancing
______3.When the saints go marching in
______4.We were discussing module on the table
______5.Leaving behind the dog
______6.Shamsing into a fence
______7.She wanted to talk to my sister
______8.When she got home
______9.My sister got fainted
______10. In the school
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Answer:
1. Phrase
2. sentence
3. clause
4. clause
5. phrase
6. phrase
7. sentence
8. clause
9. clause
10. phrase
Explanation:
I'm not sure of it but I hope it helps.
For further knowledge; a sentence consist a subject and a predicate (it tells us what the subject does or is) e.g. "She wanted to talk to my sister", "She" is the subject, "wanted to talk to my sister" is the predicate because it tells us that she have the intention to talk to her sister.
A phrase however, does not contain a subject nor a verb. If it doesn't have a subject or verb, it can't form a predicate, e.g. "In the school" it doesn't give any subject or verb.
A clause, it's sometimes act as a sentence because it has both subject and a predicate. On the other hand, some clauses can't be used on ther own and need to be used with an independent clause to complete their meaning, e.g. "When the saints go marching in" for better understanding you can say it's 'putol' or 'bitin'.