"When it rained," and "they went inside," are the two clauses that make up the sentence "when it rained."
Explain about the clauses?
- A phrase is a group of words that relate to one another and have a subject and verb. A subject is where it all starts; this is the person or thing doing the action. The subject is doing that action, which is the predicate. An expression is "They run." It is clear who they are and what they did (run).
- Similar to a phrase, a clause is a group of words. A clause, in contrast to a sentence, is essentially complete. A clause is a group of words that includes both a subject and a predicate.
- Every sentence contains at least one clause, but not every clause is a complete sentence.
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