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A group of words that acts like a single unit inside a sentence but that does not contain both subject and verb is called a(n)

A group of words that acts like a single unit inside a sentence but that does not contain both subject and verb is called a(n)
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a group of words that acts like a single unit inside a sentence but that does not contain both subject and verb is called a(n)

a group of words that acts like a single unit inside a sentence but that does not-example-1
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I believe it would be B, phrase. I looked up the definition on Google. Hope this helps.
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