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    English grammar has phrases as its most basic element, consisting of groups of words without a finite verb. Clauses are made up of phrases joined together and can be dependent or independent. A sentence is the full expression of a thought and contains at least one independent clause.

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    English grammar has phrases as its most basic element, consisting of groups of words without a finite verb. Clauses are made up of phrases joined together and can be dependent or independent. A sentence is the full expression of a thought and contains at least one independent clause.

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    English grammar has phrases as its most basic element, consisting of groups of words without a finite verb. Clauses are made up of phrases joined together and can be dependent or independent. A sentence is the full expression of a thought and contains at least one independent clause.

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    Text as connected discourse

    Phrase
    The most important elements of English grammar
    Group of words which has no finite verb

    Ex: a lovely boy


    Beside the door
    Earlier today

    Clause
    Bunch of phrases joined together
    Dependent and independent clauses

    Ex: john is a lovely boy


    Kenny stands beside the door
    Though Dolly is early for work,…

    Sentence
    phrase

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