Phrases vs. Clauses

clause or phrase? ~after I was on duty

True or false: A prepositional phrase can have a subject and a verb in it.

clause or phrase? ~after we ate

Clause or phrase? ~after duty

I went running before school. <here "before" is a...

True or false: A preposition is not a preposition unless it goes with an object

Is there a preposition in this sentence? ~I need to brush my teeth.

clause or phrase? ~on the window

Which of the following is an example of an infinitive?

phrase or clause? ~after work

What's the prep. phrase? ~I rushed to finish my homework before school today.

Which of the following is an example of a gerund?

What's the prep. phrase? I need to buy sunglasses before my vacation.

dependent or independent clause? ~although I like her

dependent or independent clause? ~I brushed my teeth

dependent or independent clause? ~I ran home

What does a subordinating conjunction introduce?

phrase or clause? past the mission

independent or dependent clause? ~after I went to work

clause or phrase? ~I ate