English, 09.12.2020 17:30 P4thing

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING Directions: Fill in the following graphic organizer with details to identify whether the
following statements are a phrase, a dependent clause, or a sentence. The first one
serves as an example.
1. she did her homework
Therefore,
Can it stand
alone?
Does it have a
subject-verb
unit?
• yes
subj: She
verb: did
• yes
Is it true that
she did her
homework?

This is a
sentence.

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