Identify if this is a phrase or a clause. ...

[ Phrase vs Clause ]

Identify if this is a phrase or a clause.

The candy shop near the school

A. phrase

B. clause

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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We weren’t hungry. We ___ lunch

A. had had

B. had have

C. hadn’t had

D. hadn’t have

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Apostrophes can be used to show possession or contraction. Pick which answer choice matches a correct example with the apostrophe use.

A. Possession: That book is her’s.
B. Contraction: I would’nt want to see you in here every day!
C. Possession: Julie’s flight doesn’t arrive in town until 4:00pm.
D. Contraction: Thats Mark’s skateboard, Jake!
E. None of the above

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After I ___________ my homework, I played computer games.

A. had finished

B. was finishing

C. had been finishing

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Does the sentence below use a gerund?

My classmates are building a paper tower.

A. with gerund

B. no gerund