Identify the type and function of the underlined clause in the following sentence. That is the town where George Sand and Frederic Chopin spent their winter in Mallorca.

I saw the cat creeping out of the bag.

Unless you plan on leaving with a black eye, I suggest you stop taunting Judith.

After being tossed on the barbecue, Malcolm thought the shrimp tasted much better.

Which statement about subject-verb agreement is false?

Will you make the children some play clothes out of those old drapes, please?

When used to join two ... , a .... is usually preceded by a .... .

A clause is a group of grammatically related words that contains a subject and predicate; a phrase is a group of grammatically related words that does not contain a subject and predicate.

Fido, perplexed by his inability to catch his own tail, looked at us quizzically and harrumphed.

That small box contains only the tiniest parts of the remote-controlled airplane.

Hands clasped in my lap, I would sit for hours and watch that silly pigeon as he nestled on my windowsill and stared at me silently.