In "The lantern on the back porch flickered all night," what kind of phrase is "on the back porch"?

In "Sanding the doorframe took Miguel most of Saturday," what kind of phrase is "Sanding the doorframe"?

"Dana stayed after practice to finish her lab report." The phrase "to finish her lab report" is which kind of phrase?

In "Its engine still ticking, the old truck rolled to a stop," what kind of phrase is "Its engine still ticking"?

In "Cracked by the frost, the sidewalk buckled near the elm," what kind of phrase is "Cracked by the frost"?

In "My neighbor Mrs. Ortega, a retired welder, rebuilt the gate," what kind of phrase is "a retired welder"?

"Rafael apologized for missing the deadline." What kind of phrase is "missing the deadline"?

In "The students waiting outside the gym grew restless," what kind of phrase is "waiting outside the gym"?

In "The results finally posted, the swimmers crowded around the board," what kind of phrase is "The results finally posted"?

"Between the two lockers, someone had wedged a folded note." What kind of phrase is "Between the two lockers"?

In "To repair the levee would cost the county millions," what kind of phrase is "To repair the levee"?

In "Ms. Whitfield, the debate coach, ordered new timers for the tournament," what kind of phrase is "the debate coach"?

In "Whoever left the projector on owes the club an apology," what kind of clause is "Whoever left the projector on"?

In "The bike that I sold last summer had a bent rim," what kind of clause is "that I sold last summer"?

In "Before the fog lifted, the ferry crew checked the radar," what kind of clause is "Before the fog lifted"?

"The chorus practiced in the gym because the auditorium was flooded." What kind of clause is "The chorus practiced in the gym"?

In "Nadia explained why the experiment failed," what kind of clause is "why the experiment failed"?

In "Students who finish the packet early may read quietly," what kind of clause is "who finish the packet early"?

"The trail was icy, so we turned back at the ridge." What kind of clause is "we turned back at the ridge"?

In "Mr. Alvarez asked what the survey actually measured," what kind of clause is "what the survey actually measured"?

In "The mechanic whose truck we borrowed lives on Ash Street," what kind of clause is "whose truck we borrowed"?

In "The team will forfeit unless three more players sign up," what kind of clause is "unless three more players sign up"?

Which of these word groups is a clause?

Which of these word groups is a clause rather than a phrase?

One of these word groups is a clause. Which one?

Which word group is a clause rather than a phrase?

Which of these word groups contains both a subject and a verb, making it a clause?

Which word group is a clause?

In "What the inspector found alarmed the whole board," what job does "What the inspector found" do?

In "The mayor announced that the pool would reopen in June," what job does "that the pool would reopen in June" do?

In "The house across the street sold in a week," what job does "across the street" do?

In "Rebuilding the carburetor took all afternoon," what job does "Rebuilding the carburetor" do?

In "The council delayed the vote until the engineer filed her report," what job does "until the engineer filed her report" do?

In "The prize goes to whoever solves the puzzle first," what job does "whoever solves the puzzle first" do?

Which sentence attaches the second idea with an absolute phrase?

Which sentence adds the extra information about Omar as a relative clause?

Which sentence attaches the second idea with a participial phrase?

Which sentence attaches the second idea with an adverbial clause?

Which sentence expresses the second idea as a gerund phrase?

Which sentence expresses the second idea as a noun clause?