What is the difference between ‘clause’ and ‘sentence’?

I have loosely used the word 'modifier' to mean 'verb dependent'. To be precise, however, verbs have two kinds of dependent:
1) complements (a necessary dependent);
2) modifiers (adjuncts) (an optional dependent)

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It's good explanation, My doubt clear difference between clause and sentence,, Thank u so much sir,, from India

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Sir, is it possible to write a topical sentence for paragraph without any verb?

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Do you have a video about types of clauses when we talk about syntax

Than what the difference between the sentence and independing clause

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This is good; however, there is one correction needed. On your compound sentence, it should be punctuated as follows: I could drive, and he could read maps. I hope that this helps. I appreciate the effort that you put into this video.

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I didn't get what is the deference between A sentence and a clause.The video got finish soon.

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