An Adverb Clause is an answer to ‘how, where, when, why, how much. It stands for ‘Reason’. For examples:- She is a better athlete than he. Where there is fire there is smoke. Hardly had I reached the station when Read more …
There is a conspicuous difference between a Phrase and a Clause. A Phrase is a group of words signifying a particular meaning but not a complete meaning. on the other hand, a Clause is a group of words giving a Read more …
Phrases are a group of words with a particular meaning, but they lack complete sense, as they are not a sentence with their Subject and Predicate. On the basis of behaviour, Phrases are of three kinds: Noun Phrase which behaves Read more …
