Q1. What is a phrase?
Q2. What is a clause?
Q3. Can a phrase stand alone as a complete sentence?
Q4. Which of these is a phrase?
Q5. What is an independent clause?
Q6. What is a dependent clause?
Q7. Identify the noun phrase: 'The tall boy is my brother.'
Q8. Which of these is a verb phrase?
Q9. What type of phrase is 'with long hair' in: 'The girl with long hair is my sister'?
Q10. Identify the independent clause: 'I will call you when I reach home.'
Q11. Identify the dependent clause: 'She cried because she was sad.'
Q12. What type of dependent clause is 'who lives next door' in: 'The man who lives next door is a doctor'?
Q13. What type of clause is 'What he said' in: 'What he said was true'?
Q14. Which word often starts an adjective clause?
Q15. Which type of clause tells 'when' or 'why'?
Q16. What is the main difference between a phrase and a clause?
Q17. In 'She has been studying for hours', what is 'has been studying'?
Q18. What type of phrase is 'on the table' in: 'The book on the table is mine'?
Q19. Can an independent clause stand alone?
Q20. What does an adverbial phrase tell?
Q21. In 'Although it was raining, we went out', which is the dependent clause?
Q22. What makes a sentence 'complex'?
Q23. Which is an example of a noun clause?
Q24. What does an adjective phrase do?
Q25. Which sentence has a dependent clause?
