Phrase or Clause? Test Your Grammar! ✏️
Struggling to tell phrases apart from clauses? 🤔 Test your skills with this interactive quiz! Each question highlights a bolded phrase or clause—just choose which one it is. Perfect for students, teachers, or grammar lovers! ✨
Pro tip: A clause has a subject + verb, while a phrase doesn’t. Example: ‘Running late’ (phrase) vs. ‘She runs’ (clause).
Instructions: Click whether the bold and underlined part is a phrase or a clause.
1. Studying hard for the exam, Sarah felt confident about her performance.
2. The teacher explained the lesson before assigning homework to the students.
3. After finishing her degree, Maria applied for a job at a prestigious university.
4. The students were excited about the upcoming science fair.
5. Because she missed the lecture, Emily asked her friend for notes.
6. The professor who taught the course was highly respected by the students.
7. To improve their grades, the students formed a study group.
8. The library was quiet despite the large number of students studying there.
9. Having completed the assignment, the student submitted it before the deadline.
10. The principal announced the results during the school assembly.