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What is a group of words that have subject and verb but does not make complete thought?

That group of words is called a phrase.

Here's why:

* Phrase: A group of related words that does not have a subject and verb working together to form a complete thought.

* Clause: A group of words that has a subject and verb working together, but it may or may not express a complete thought.

* Sentence: A group of words that has a subject and verb working together to express a complete thought.

Examples:

* Phrase: "Running through the park" (has a verb "running" but no subject)

* Clause: "When I go to the store" (has a subject "I" and verb "go" but doesn't express a complete thought)

* Sentence: "I went to the store." (has a subject "I" and verb "went" and expresses a complete thought)

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