alleryA group of words with a subject and a verb is a:
APrefix
BStanza
CClause
DIdiom
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Clause
1. A clause has a subject and a predicate.
2. The predicate is typically a verb phrase.
3. A prefix, stanza and idiom are different things.
**Why not the others:** A prefix is part of a word, a stanza is a group of lines of poetry, and an idiom is a fixed figurative phrase.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Clause", section "introduction" (revision 1378697771)_
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