****A word-group working as a NOUN may be a NOUN PHRASE or a NOUN CLAUSE.
If the word-group has NO FINITE verb, it is a NOUN PHRASE.****
If the word-group has a finite verb; it is a noun clause.
Finite verb is a flag indicating that the word-group with its subject is a clause.
Word-group => finite verb => Clause
Word-group => no finite verb => Phrase
Do | does | did are Finite Verbs.
I teach.
I am a teacher.
I teach English.
I teach my students English.
I will give you a test.
I agree with you.
I will give a test to you.
I will leave the door open.
You need to stop.
You must stop writing.
I want you to stop.
I found him cheating.
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Done | doing | to do |are Non-Finite Verbs.
For finite Verbs vs Non-Finite Verbs | click here
SENTENCE | VERB PATTERN
A. SUBJECT FINITE VERB
B. NON-FINITE VERBall else
01. SUB VB
I teach.
02. SUB VB SUB COMP
I am a teacher.
03. SUB VB OBJ
I teach English.
04. SUB VB OBJ OBJ COMP
I teach my students English.
05. SUB VB IO DO
I will give you a test.
06. SUB VB PREPPO
I agree with you.
07. SUB VB DO PREPPO
I will give a test to you.
08. SUB VB NP ADJ
I will leave the door open.
09. SUB VB INF
You need to stop.
10. SUB VB GER
You must stop writing.
11. SUB VB OBJ INF
I want you to stop.
12. SUB VB OBJ GER
I found him cheating.
13. SUB VB NP BARE INF
14. SUB VB NP PARTICIPLE
15. SUB VB that_clause
16. SUB VB OBJ that_clause
17. SUB VB wh_clause
18. SUB VB OBJ wh_clause
19. SUB VB wh_INF
20. SUB VB OBJ wh_INF
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