What is the difference between ‘phrase’ and ‘sentence’?

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[@sarachrystina5793]

This video helps me a lot! I speak Brazilian Portuguese, and we have the word "frase" that is similar to "phrase" in French. I was lost before this video, but now I'm on the right track. Thanks a lot!

[@sarachrystina5793]

@rian rodrigues Não é 100% claro pra mim ainda, mas vou tentar ajudar. Uma "sentence" precisa ter sujeito e predicado, e não tem verbo no infinitivo e a "phase" precisa apenas ter sentido. Aqueles pedaços da "sentence" são "phases" e são classificados em nominal, verbal...
Basicamente foi o que eu entendi. Espero ter ajudado 😊

[@Koki-hd4fs]

Yes good ❤👍👍

[@shyamsingh-jp9fe]

Great way of explaining...
Thank you

[@friloair89]

Let's use a phrase for this video - crystal clear video on youtube

[@samridhi-mq6mb]

I liked it 👍

[@ONLY.11]

Awesome explanation. 👍

[@baderiyad7847]

hmmmmmm i still don't understand

[@RAJIBDASRD1]

You are saying that a phrase dose no include a subject that is totally wrong why look at the example Running a marathon requires training. In this , "Running a marathon" is a Gerund phrase that works as a subject Am I right or wrong?

[@hauratsamarah925]

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[@millie_xxxdreamsyt6566]

Good

[@baderiyad7847]

i dont understand

[@learningwithanoy5457]

Can you say less big words