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Identify the phrase in this sentence.The cheetah watches its prey, a gazelle.

A.
a gazelle

B.
The cheetah watches its prey

C.
watches its prey, a gazelle

D.
The cheetah watches

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Answer 1
Answer: The phrase in the given sentence is option A. A gazelle.
What is a phrase? A phrase consists of words, but cannot stand alone because it does not give a complete idea, unlike a clause. Phrases do not possess a subject and a verb. For example: In the garden, my notebook, her sisters. 
Answer 2
Answer:

Question

Identify the phrase in this sentence.


The cheetah watches its prey, a gazelle.


A. a gazelle

B. The cheetah watches its prey

C. watches its prey, a gazelle

D. The cheetah watches


ANSWER =   A.  a gazelle



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