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Independent Clauses vs. Dependent Clauses

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In this activity, you will watch a short instructional video about clauses (independent and dependent clauses). As you watch, answer the multiple-choice questions shown on your screen. The questions follow the video in order, so pay close attention and listen carefully.

You may pause or replay the video if needed. Your goal is to understand the differences between clause types and identify how they are used.

Reference video: Brown, M. (2021, January 4). Dependent and independent clauses [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/TxX839eF61I

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In this activity, you will watch a short instructional video about clauses (independent and dependent clauses). As you watch, answer the multiple-choice questions shown on your screen. The questions follow the video in order, so pay close attention and listen carefully. You may pause or replay the video if needed. Your goal is to understand the differences between clause types and identify how they are used. Reference video: Brown, M. (2021, January 4). Dependent and independent clauses [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/TxX839eF61I

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What is a clause?

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What is an independent clause?

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What is a dependent clause?

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Adjective clauses are introduced by...

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Adverb clauses are introduced by...

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What does a dependent clause need to express a complete idea?

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What are the two types of dependent clauses mentioned in the video?

 
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