A __________ is a group of words containing either a subject or a predicate, but not both.

subordinate clause
phrase
independent clause
compound sentence

Question

A __________ is a group of words containing either a subject or a predicate, but not both.

subordinate clause
phrase
independent clause
compound sentence

data_lg2 · Answer

$\sf Subordinate\ Clause:$ this is also called the dependent clause. Usually it is introduced by subordinate conjunctions. 

$\sf Phrase:$ contains two or more words that don't contain subject-verb pair to form a clause.

$\sf Independent\ Clause:$ must contain a subject, verb and a completed thought. This clause can stand as a full complete sentence itself.

$\sf Compound\ Sentence:$ a sentence with more than one subject or predicate.

Source: grammar bytes.

data_lg2 · Answer

So from the given information, which one do you think is the right answer?

thewhovian33 · Answer

phrase i think

studyloverhojea · Answer

The answer is compound sentence.