Label the following word groups as clauses or phrases. “time flies” “forgive and forget” “when time comes to a stop” “before midnight”

Clause, phrase, clause, phrase.

Explanation:

The different between a phrase and a clause is that a clause has its own subject+predicate pair, i.e., a verb with or without objects and/or complements and a subject carrying out that verb. "Time flies" is a clause because the noun "time" is the subject that "flies." The same is true for "when time comes to a stop," but in this case the relative adverb when causes this clause to be dependent. There is no subject in "forgive and forget" and no verb in "before midnight."

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