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Main and Subordinate Clauses Quiz

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Test your understanding of main vs subordinate clauses

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Test your understanding of main vs subordinate clauses

by Thirtha
1

Which is a main (independent) clause?

2

Identify the subordinate clause in: ‘We went inside because it started raining.’

3

Which option forms a complex sentence?

4

If a sentence begins with a subordinating conjunction, what does the first clause usually function as?

5

Choose the subordinate clause in: ‘I’ll go if the rain stops.’

6

Which sentence has a misplaced subordinate clause?

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What’s a dependent clause that acts as a noun in a sentence?

8

Complete the sentence with a main clause: ‘Although excited, ...’

9

Which is a correct complex sentence punctuated properly?

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Which of the following is a main clause?

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A main clause can stand alone as a sentence; the others are dependent clauses.

Subordinate clauses begin a sentence but cannot stand alone; here, 'because it started raining' explains why.

A complex sentence includes an independent clause plus a subordinate clause.

Subordinating conjunctions introduce a subordinate clause that cannot stand alone.

The clause starting with 'if' cannot stand alone.

Correct order matters;Sometimes the main clause should come first for clarity.

Noun clauses function as nouns within a larger sentence.

The main clause should be able to stand alone.

Comma after the dependent clause is typical when it starts the sentence.

Only 'The sun set over the horizon' can stand alone as a complete sentence.

 
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