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A group of words that does not contain a subject verb?

You're looking for a group of words that is a phrase, not a clause. Here are some examples:

* Prepositional phrases: "in the garden," "with a smile," "under the table"

* Participial phrases: "walking down the street," "painted red," "running through the woods"

* Infinitive phrases: "to eat cake," "to write a novel," "to learn a new skill"

* Gerund phrases: "swimming in the ocean," "reading a book," "playing the piano"

These phrases all have a core grammatical element (like a preposition, participle, infinitive, or gerund), but they lack a subject and a verb that would make them complete sentences.

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