The UK government has published its industrial strategy for Professional and Business Services (PBS) which includes ...

Understand the grammar differences between a phrase, clause, and sentence. Clear examples to boost your English language mastery.

A phrase is a group of words that does not contain a subject and a predicate, with ‘predicate’ referring to the part of a sentence that contains the verb and gives information about the subject.

The high level of autonomy within autonomous systems demands new control strategies to achieve more complex objectives while ensuring both safety and robustness, rather than relying solely on a given ...

Scene graph generation (SGGen) is a challenging task due to a complex visual context of an image. Intuitively, the human visual system can volitionally focus on attended regions by salient stimuli ...

Thus, with these adjoining phrases, the operative clause—though interrupted by a comma splitting the subject and predicate—explicitly and solely prohibits government infringement of the right ...

The predicate includes the verb and verb phrase and expresses what the subject does or what happens to the subject. In the example sentence, “studied biology” is the predicate.

Phase 1: I can define nouns, subjects, verbs, and predicates. Phase 2: I can identify nouns and verbs when given sentences. Phase 3: I can correct errors in end- of-sentence punctuation when given an ...

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Delhi High Court judgment on quashing ED complaint (CC no.01/2011) under PMLA against Jeevan Kumar after his acquittal in the predicate offence. Legal analysis and implications.