Unit 2: Relative Clauses

Which of the following contains a subject, verb, and complete thought? It can stand alone as a sentence.

Which of the following contains a subject and verb, but it does not contain a complete thought?

Which of the following is a word group that does not contain its own subject and/or verb?

If you leave a dependent clause or phrase by itself, what do you create?

Which of the following is a clause that contains its own subject and verb, but it does not have a complete thought? This starts with a relative pronoun.

Is the underlined part of the sentence below an independent clause (IC), dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or phrase (P)?

If she never stops talking, Mrs. Robinson will never be able to concentrate.

Is the underlined part of the sentence below an independent clause (IC), dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or phrase (P)?

If she never stops talking, Mrs. Robinson will never be able to concentrate.

Is the underlined part of the sentence below an independent clause (IC), dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or phrase (P)?

Quinn wants to play soccer, which she has never done before.

Is the underlined part of the sentence below an independent clause (IC), dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or phrase (P)?

Quinn wants to play soccer, which she has never done before.

Is the underlined part of the sentence below an independent clause (IC), dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or phrase (P)?

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