label the following word groups as clauses or phrases. \time flies\ \forgive and forget\ \when time comes to…

Brief Explanations:

A clause has a subject - verb combination. A phrase does not have a subject - verb combination. "time flies" has a subject "time" and a verb "flies", so it's a clause. "forgive and forget" is a verb - based phrase without a subject, so it's a phrase. "when time comes to a stop" has a subject "time" and a verb "comes", so it's a clause. "before midnight" is a prepositional phrase without a subject - verb combination, so it's a phrase.

Answer:

"time flies": Clause "forgive and forget": Phrase "when time comes to a stop": Clause "before midnight": Phrase