identify each example as either a phrase or a clause. she jumped through the tunnel when i am hungry cooking…

Brief Explanations:

A clause has a subject - verb combination. A phrase does not have a subject - verb combination. "she jumped" has a subject "she" and a verb "jumped", so it's a clause. "through the tunnel" is a prepositional phrase without a subject - verb pair. "when I am hungry" is a dependent clause with subject "I" and verb "am". "cooking dinner" is a present - participle phrase without a subject - verb in the traditional sense. "the man with the long trench coat" is a noun phrase. "Cooper ran through the tunnel" has a subject "Cooper" and a verb "ran", so it's a clause.

Answer:

she jumped: Clause through the tunnel: Phrase when I am hungry: Clause cooking dinner: Phrase the man with the long trench coat: Phrase Cooper ran through the tunnel: Clause