Sort the answer choices into the correct categories.

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Sort the answer choices into the correct categories.

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Here's the categorization of the given word groups into clauses and phrases:

Clauses: A clause contains both a subject and a verb.

  • wherever you left them
    • Subject: "you"
    • Verb: "left"
  • since we planted it
    • Subject: "we"
    • Verb: "planted"

Phrases: A phrase is a group of words that does not contain both a subject and a verb.

  • rotating to the right
    • No subject. "Rotating" is a participle.
  • might have been walking
    • No subject. "Might have been walking" is a verb phrase.
  • past the gas station
    • No subject and no finite verb. "Past" is a preposition.

Here is the sorted list:

Clauses

  • wherever you left them
  • since we planted it

Phrases

  • rotating to the right
  • might have been walking
  • past the gas station
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