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Dependent vs Independent Clause Quiz

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Distinguish dependent vs independent clauses.

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Distinguish dependent vs independent clauses.

by Amanda Rowland
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A dependent clause cannot form a complete sentence by itself.

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In "I ate because I was hungry," "I was hungry" is an independent clause.

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A dependent clause often starts with subordinating conjunctions like because, although, since.

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"Because I was hungry" is an independent clause.

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"Although she was tired" is a dependent clause.

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An independent clause cannot contain a subject and a verb.

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A statement can be a dependent clause if it expresses a complete thought.

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A dependent clause must always come after a comma.

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A dependent clause can stand alone in a sentence as a complete thought.

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An independent clause can stand alone as a sentence.

 
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