The document discusses the difference between a clause and a phrase in English grammar. A clause is a group of words that contains both a subject and a verb, while a phrase does not contain both a subject and a verb. Examples of clauses include "He laughed" and "She is cooking", while examples of phrases are "On the table" and "Under the tree". Both clauses and phrases can exist within a sentence, such as in the sentence "He is sleeping on the bed", where "He is sleeping" is a clause and "on the bed" is a phrase.

1. LEARN ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH
THE
ENGLISH
TUTOR
GRAMMAR
SENTENCE
NOUN
PRONOUN
PREPOSITION
ADJECTIVES
ADVERB
NARRATIONS
ACTIVE&PASIVEVOICE
VERB
QUESTION TAGS
PHRASE
TENSES
VOCABULARY
SYNONYMS
ANTONYMS
CLAUSE
CONJUNCTION
INTERJECTION
IMPERATIVES
SENTENCE ORDER
CONDITIONALS
ARTICLES
PARTICIPLES
GERUNDS
THE ENGLISH TUTOR
What is the difference
between Clause and
Phrase?

2. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CLAUSE &
PHRASE
Clause and Phrase are two important terms in
English Grammar.
THE ENGLISH TUTOR
Clause and Phrase are parts of a sentence.

3. CLAUSE
A Clause is a group of words that consists of a
Subject and a Verb.
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For example,
1. He laughed.
2. The guest have arrived.
3. She is cooking.

4. PHRASE
A Phrase is a group of words that doesn’t consist
of a Subject and a Verb.
THE ENGLISH TUTOR
For example,
1. On the table.
2. Over the wall.
3. Under the tree.

5. Both the Clause and the Phrase may exist within
the sentence.
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For example,
1. He is sleeping on the bed.
Here, “He is sleeping” is a clause, it has a
subject and a verb, while “on the bed” is a
phrase because it doesn’t contain any verb
and subject.

6. THANK YOU.
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