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All clauses must have what 2 parts to be considered a clause (and not a phrase)? Question 4 options: adjective and adverb noun and adjective verb and adverb subject and verb

All clauses must have what 2 parts to be considered a clause (and not a phrase)? Question 4 options: adjective and adverb noun and adjective verb and adverb subject and verb
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All clauses must have what 2 parts to be considered a clause (and not a phrase)?

Question 4 options:

adjective and adverb


noun and adjective


verb and adverb


subject and verb

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The two things a clause needed to considered a clause is a subject and verb.
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