phrase or clause

Potrzebuje pomocy gdyż nie wiem :jak rozróżnić czy zdanie jest phrase czy clause?

phrase lub clause? A nie sentence lub clause?

A phrase is a group of words that functions in a sentence as a single part of speech. A phrase does not have a subject or a verb, so it cannot stand alone as an independent unit—it can function only as a part of speech. As you write, you use phrases to add detail by describing. Phrases help you express yourself more clearly.

A clause is a group of words with its own subject and verb. Like phrases, clauses enrich your written and oral expression by adding details and making your meaning more exact. Clauses also allow you to combine ideas to show their relationship. This adds logic and cohesion to your speech and writing.

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a moze jakies examples of 'clauses', 'phrases' i 'sentences'?

Mr Harris, [a former English teacher], is used to getting a sore throat.
Mr Harris, (who was [formerly] [an English teacher]), is used to getting a sore throat.

[a former English teacher] oraz [formerly] i [an English teacher] sa tylko frazami
(who was formerly an English teacher) jest zdaniem podrzednym, w ktorego sklad wchodza frazy [formerly] oraz [an English teacher]

i nie zapomnij o non-finite cluases

the man sitting in the corner is my uncle

the man is my uncle finite clause
sitting in the corner non-finite clause

>Potrzebuje pomocy gdyż nie wiem :jak rozróżnić czy zdanie jest phrase
>czy clause?

Do you really care? If you do, why?