English grammar worksheet for identifying phrases and clauses.

Task Explanation:

The task is to identify whether each word group is a phrase (P) or a clause (C). Here are the key distinctions:
- Phrase: A group of words that functions as a single unit in a sentence but does not contain both a subject and a verb.
- Clause: A group of words that contains both a subject and a verb and can stand alone as a complete thought.

Solution:

Let's analyze each word group step by step:

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#### 1. When I was little
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("I") and a verb ("was"). It can stand alone as a complete thought.
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 2. This old man came rolling home
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("This old man") and a verb ("came"). It can stand alone as a complete thought.
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 3. On the hill
- Analysis: This group does not contain a subject or a verb. It is a prepositional phrase describing location.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 4. Hi there
- Analysis: This is an interjection and does not contain a subject or a verb.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 5. She sneezed
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("She") and a verb ("sneezed"). It can stand alone as a complete thought.
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 6. Except for the baby
- Analysis: This group does not contain a subject or a verb. It is a prepositional phrase indicating exclusion.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 7. If I turn in my homework
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("I") and a verb ("turn"), but it cannot stand alone as a complete thought because it is a dependent clause (introduced by "if").
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 8. Under Jack’s bed
- Analysis: This group does not contain a subject or a verb. It is a prepositional phrase indicating location.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 9. Last night rocked
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("Last night") and a verb ("rocked"). It can stand alone as a complete thought.
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 10. But she never looked back
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("she") and a verb ("looked"). It can stand alone as a complete thought, even though it starts with a conjunction ("but").
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 11. And then there were none
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("there") and a verb ("were"). It can stand alone as a complete thought, even though it starts with a conjunction ("and").
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 12. Do you want to take a picture
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("you") and a verb ("want"). It can stand alone as a complete thought (it is a question).
- Label: C (Clause)

#### 13. Cinnamon apple-scented candles
- Analysis: This group does not contain a subject or a verb. It is a descriptive noun phrase.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 14. A long list for Santa
- Analysis: This group does not contain a subject or a verb. It is a noun phrase describing something.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 15. My new computer
- Analysis: This group does not contain a subject or a verb. It is a noun phrase describing possession.
- Label: P (Phrase)

#### 16. Mr. Danzi graded worksheets
- Analysis: This group contains a subject ("Mr. Danzi") and a verb ("graded"). It can stand alone as a complete thought.
- Label: C (Clause)

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Final Answer:

```
1. C
2. C
3. P
4. P
5. C
6. P
7. C
8. P
9. C
10. C
11. C
12. C
13. P
14. P
15. P
16. C
```

Boxed Answer:
\boxed{C, C, P, P, C, P, C, P, C, C, C, C, P, P, P, C}