How to parse. ...

APPENDIX II. ON THE ANALYSIS OF SENTENCES. 239 IITHERTO we have treated a sentence as composed of words: now we shall treat it as composed of groups of words. Sentences, Phrases; Clauses. Def. A group of words expressing a statement, command, or question, is called a " Sentence." Def. A group of words expressing a meaning, but not a statement, i'c., is called a " Phrase." Def. A "PPhrase " that includes a " Sentence" may be called-a " Clause." (1) " He came." Sentence. (2) "To come;" "Upon his coming;" "In a short time." Phrases. (3) " That lie came;" " When he came; " " Because he came; " " If he had come." Clauses. Note that some Phrases, e.g. those in (3), include Sentences. But they are not Sentences; for they are neither statements, nor commands, nor questions.

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