##  [Clauses and phrases: Pick the right one!](/en/quiz/clauses-and-phrases-pick-the-right-one-eng)

Clauses and phrases are similar, yet different. As you may recall, a clause is a group of related words that has a subject and a predicate. A phrase is also a group of related words, but it lacks a subject or a predicate or both.

Test your knowledge by picking out which of these examples are clauses and which are phrases.

1. by the shore of the lake stood a campclause

phrase

2. several people walking beside the lakeclause

phrase

3. wearing coats with hoods turned up against the cold breezeclause

phrase

4. they enjoyed seeing the wildlifeclause

phrase

5. the Canada geese flying overhead with loud criesclause

phrase

6. after this morning's sleetclause

phrase

7. the rocks on the shore were slippery underfootclause

phrase

8. their surface covered in a thin layer of iceclause

phrase