What is a phrase?, a group of words with a subject and a verb, a group of words that is missing a subject, a verb, or both, What is a clause?, a group of words with a subject and a verb, a group of words that is missing a subject, a verb, or both, What is an independent clause?, It has a subject, a verb, and is a complete thought, It starts with a WHITEBUS conjunction, It's a group of words missing a subject or predeicate, It's a complex sentence, What is an dependent clause?, It has a subject, a verb, and is a complete thought, It starts with a WHITEBUS conjunction, It's a group of words missing a subject or predeicate, It's a complex sentence, Choose the simple sentence, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, so she makes it a lot., to eat ice cream, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream and chocolate., Because Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, she makes it a lot., Choose the compound sentence, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, so she makes it a lot., to eat ice cream, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream and chocolate., Because Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, she makes it a lot., Choose the complex sentence, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, so she makes it a lot., to eat ice cream, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream and chocolate., Because Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, she makes it a lot., Choose the compound-complex sentence, Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, so she makes it a lot., Because Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, she makes it a lot, but she makes healthy versions., Ms. Laurel loves ice cream and chocolate., Because Ms. Laurel loves ice cream, she makes it a lot., Choose the coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS), because, when, but, if, Choose the subordinating conjunction (AWHITEBUS), so, and, but, if

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