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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Identify the clause: Because I was hungry, I made a simple dinner with eggs.
Independent (main)
Dependent (subordinate)
Identify the clause: Until I see significant progress, you will be on restriction.
Independent (main)
Dependent (subordinate)
Identify the clause: I like eating eggs.
Independent (main)
Dependent (subordinate)
Identify the clause: Sam needs new classes since he can’t see far off things.
Independent (main)
Dependent (subordinate)
Identify the clause: What I had for breakfast gave me heartburn.
relative clause
noun clause
adverbial clause
Identify the clause: After her appointment at the orthodontist, Danielle cooked eggs for dinner because she could easily chew an omelet.
noun clause
adverbial clause
independent clause
Identify the clause: Michelle screamed when she saw the spider that dangled from the one clean bathroom towel.
noun clause
relative clause
adverbial clause
Identify the clause: The wonderful thing about English teachers is that they all get along so well.
noun clause
independent clause
adverbial clause
Identify the clause: If you like eating eggs, you need to find some good egg recipes.
independent (main) clause
dependent (subordinate) clause
adverbial clause
Identify the clause: While you were partying, I was at home studying.
independent (main) clause
dependent (subordinate) clause
