A lot of sentence often contains phrases. The answer to the question is below;
A phrase is known to be a group or combination of two or more words that acts together but do not form a clause.
An example, “sugary corn” is a phrase, but “I eat sugary corn” is a clause. Note that a phrase cannot be a full sentence on its own.
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Fill in the blank(s).
Use a phrase and a noun.
Although they have changed the face of farming in the USA, [blank] crops are still regarded with deep [blank] in the UK where the emphasis remains on "natural" products.
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