a clause, but a clause may not be a sentence
a group of words expressing a complete thought, and it must have a subject and a verb
an independent clause that does not have another clause as one of its elements, as subject, verb, object, complement or adverbial, but a clause may be part of one of its phrases
a sentence containing one main clause and no subordinate clauses
a sentence having one subject and one predicate , either or both of which may be compound
a sentence that contains a single subject and verb , i
a sentence that contains one subject, also called a noun and one predicate, also called a verb
a sentence with one independent clause
a single independent clause
a sentence consisting of one clause
The most basic type of sentence, which contains only one clause.
A simple sentence is a sentence which contains only one clause, e.g. John plays football for Liverpool. See also
A simple sentence is a sentence structure that contains one independent clause and no dependent clauses.