could you set me a collection of questions relating to phrases and clauses?please give it fast as day after tomorrow is my exam

1.When Barry was transferred to Kansas City, his company helped his wife to find a job there.A.ClauseB.Phrase2.A hovercraft crosses a body of water on a cushion of air blown through jets in the underside of its hull.A.ClauseB.Phrase3.The floor plan of the new house includes one room labeled as an atrium and another called a mud room.A.ClauseB.Phrase4.The man gave the exam another shot after he failed to pass it the first time.A.ClauseB.Phrase5.After knocking over the vase, the burglar decided it was time to run.A.ClauseB.Phrase

For young adults, departure from their parents' home is a major steptoward assuming adult responsibilities.clausephraseThe average age of leaving has decreased in recentyears as more young people live independently before marriage.clausephraseIn 1940, eighty percent of North Americans in their twenties resided with their parents,although today only about fifty percent do.phraseclauseBecause of increased enrollment in higher education, many young adultsleave home early, around age eighteen.clausephraseSome young peoplewho want to escape family frictionalso depart early.clausephraseThose from divorced, single-parent homes tend to be early leavers, perhaps as a result of family stress.clausephraseHowever, leaving home very early can contribute to long-term disadvantagewhen it is associated with lack of parental financial and social support.clausephraseNearly half of young adults return homefor a brief time after initial leaving.clausephraseAs people encounter unexpected twists and turns on the road to independence, the parental home becomes a safety net and base of operations for launching adult life.clausephraseContrary to popular belief, returning home is usually not a sign of weakness, but a common event among unmarried adults.phrase

clause

Opening the gate, Jose let his dog into the yard.

A:phrase

B:clause

It is too badthat Ms. Fraser will not be teaching next year.

A:phraseB:clause

1.When Barry was transferred to Kansas City, his company helped his wife to find a job there.A.ClauseB.Phrase2.A hovercraft crosses a body of water on a cushion of air blown through jets in the underside of its hull.A.ClauseB.Phrase3.The floor plan of the new house includes one room labeled as an atrium and another called a mud room.A.ClauseB.Phrase4.The man gave the exam another shot after he failed to pass it the first time.A.ClauseB.Phrase5.After knocking over the vase, the burglar decided it was time to run.A.ClauseB.Phrase

For young adults, departure from their parents' home is a major steptoward assuming adult responsibilities.clausephraseThe average age of leaving has decreased in recentyears as more young people live independently before marriage.clausephraseIn 1940, eighty percent of North Americans in their twenties resided with their parents,although today only about fifty percent do.phraseclauseBecause of increased enrollment in higher education, many young adultsleave home early, around age eighteen.clausephraseSome young peoplewho want to escape family frictionalso depart early.clausephraseThose from divorced, single-parent homes tend to be early leavers, perhaps as a result of family stress.clausephraseHowever, leaving home very early can contribute to long-term disadvantagewhen it is associated with lack of parental financial and social support.clausephraseNearly half of young adults return homefor a brief time after initial leaving.clausephraseAs people encounter unexpected twists and turns on the road to independence, the parental home becomes a safety net and base of operations for launching adult life.clausephraseContrary to popular belief, returning home is usually not a sign of weakness, but a common event among unmarried adults.phrase

clause

Opening the gate, Jose let his dog into the yard.

A:phrase

B:clause

It is too badthat Ms. Fraser will not be teaching next year.

A:phraseB:clause

soory the paragraph is written mistakely. sorry