Dependent and Independent Clauses

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Identify the underlined clause in as either an independent or dependent clause: she works nights at a restaurant.

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independent clause

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Identify the underlined clause in as either an independent or dependent clause: Unless it stops snowing, you have to stay home.

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Dependent Clause

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Identify the underlined clause in the sentence: That building is old, and it is drafty.

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independent clause

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Identify the underlined clause in as either an independent or dependent clause: Stay with us as long as you want.

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Dependent Clause

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Identify the underlined clause in as either an independent or dependent clause: Although she was better at music, she loved science.

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Dependent Clause

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Identify the underlined clause in as either an independent or dependent clause: while my father hates it.

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Dependent Clause

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Identify the underlined clause: If you adjust the blinds

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Dependent Clause

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Identify the dependent clause in the sentence: The trees move wildly, whenever the wind blows.

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whenever the wind blows

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Identify the dependent clause in the sentence: Typewriters are a thing of the past since the computer keyboard became popular.

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since the computer keyboard became popular

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Identify the underlined clause: Kate is a writer, but she works nights at a restaurant.

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Independent clause