(IELTS Reading & Writing) Essential Grammar - What Is a Clause?

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In the quote from the US constitution, which clause was the independent clause? Thanks

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in the last example, i feel very confused how to identifying the main subject and main verb, why it’s at the bottom of the paragraph ? i can’t understand that. could you please give me more details ? thank you so much!

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The earth, the equal and separate station are appositional phrase? Right?

[@rubaa.h901]

Hi Adem, if we are writing SV sentence and the verb was intransitive, do we end the sentence with period? Or we consider it as a fragment?

[@zeeshankhan3013]

Hi, Adam. I've been told that some words directly take the gerunds after them, e.g, busy, deny, discuss etc. e.g, He was busy preparing for the exams. The boys were busy playing. He will deny stealing that car. We discussed buying a bigger apartment. Are "preparing", "playing", "stealing" and "buying" gerunds?

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[@vishalkaushal8924]

Hi Adam , i am vishal from India ;Adam i watch every video of yours , in one of your videos you told that noun clauses are always singular ,but in this video, in one of your lines you spoke a line as "what you look at are very complex sentences" , also this namely to have started from what you look at is a noun clause , so how is this possible ? I am really confused thus please help me sir .... Thanks in advance

[@LichaEliza]

Hi, thanks for your videos. I have a question I hope you can help me... which of these two sentences is correct? Our senses use some organs in our body TO teach us to learn, to protect and to enjoy our world. Our senses use some organs in our body THAT teach us to learn, to protect and to enjoy our world. Thanks a lot!

[@TheQubez]

If I am correct, the first sentence shows reason for the action (Our senses use some organs .... (in order) to teach us....) but the second sentence describes a quality of the organs themselves and their ability to teach (Our senses use some organs...that teach us....) So we could say: The teacher uses examples (in order) to show us.... Or The teacher uses examples that show us.... The first example shows the reason the teacher uses the examples, the second describes what the examples show. So it depends what you are hoping to say in your sentence. I hope this helps, though I am not 100% sure, so quite happy to be corrected :)

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the first sentence is correct

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Consider "I know (what you like)." Here, is 'what, you like' an inverted clause? Is 'what you like' = 'you like what'?

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What is the rule for cap and small letters while writing answers ? REPLY

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Only then will we be able to develop as thoughtful people. OR Only then we will be able to develop as thoughtful people. Which one of the above is correct and why?

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