Question

A phrase must have a subject and predicate and express a complete thought.

True
False

Answer 1

False.

Answer 2

@PriyanshiMishra No, the answer is not "False." A phrase can be anything.
Example: I went to the park to walk my dog.
- Subject(s): I, dog, and park.
- Predicate: "went to the park"
- My sentence is correct grammar-wise, so therefore, it is a complete thought.

So, @kaleigh17 , your answer is "True."

Answer 3

Ohh...I see....Well ,thanks a lot @seb.cal for making me know about it...

Answer 4

Sure thing :) @PriyanshiMishra