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A friend called me....this is a clause because it has a subject and a verb
the building across the street....not a clause....no verb
looks pretty at night....not a clause.....no subject
because the boy shouted....this is a clause....an adverb clause that contains a subject and a verb
the building across the street....not a clause....no verb
looks pretty at night....not a clause.....no subject
because the boy shouted....this is a clause....an adverb clause that contains a subject and a verb
From the group of words, we can determine the clause as well as those that are not clause as follows.
a friend called me [ Clause]
the building across the street[ not a clause]
looks pretty at night[ not a clause]
because the boy shouted[ Clause]
- A clause can be regarded as a group of words which has a subject i.e noun or pronoun and a verb.
- First sentence contains a verb ( called) and a subject ( a friend) so it is considered a clause.
- Second and third sentence does posses any verb, so it cannot be considered as a clause.
- Forth sentence contain a verb ( shouted) and a subject ( a boy).
Therefore, a clause must posses a verb.
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