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ELOS
• Compare and contrast between phrase, clause and sentence
• Create sentences using given phrases
• Identify clause and its types
• Identify the basic difference between main and subordinate clauses

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WARM UP QUESTION

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PAGE-146-STUDIO

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Pick any one phrase and frame a sentence using it

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"into the house".
Is this a complete meaningful sentence or a phrase?
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The police personnel ran into the house. What has now been added to "into the house" to make it a meaningful sentence? (e.g verb,noun)
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Fatima works hard everyday.
A
clause
B
phrase

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Whenever you feel hungry we can stop for lunch."Whenever you feel hungry"is suborinate clause.
A
Yes
B
no

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When the day ends, we can all go home and make cookies. Which type of clause is -'When the day ends"
A
dependent
B
independent

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Once we get to the game, we can get a hotdog. Which type of clause is- Once we get to the game
A
dependent
B
independent

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Before I went to school, I had a huge cup of coffee. Which type of clause is -"I had a huge cup of coffee"
A
dependent
B
independent

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Now I can-
• Compare and contrast between phrase, clause and sentence
• Create sentences using given phrases
• Identify clause and its types
• Identify the basic difference between main and subordinate clauses

A
strongly agree
B
agree
C
need help
D
confused

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Home assignment
Attempt Ex- 12 a in companion to practice the concept of clause.

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