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Clauses and Sentences

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Clauses and sentences basics

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What is a clause in grammar?

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How many kinds of clauses?

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Which statement best describes an independent clause?

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What marks a dependent clause?

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Can a dependent clause stand alone as a sentence?

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Identify the dependent part: “When the rain stopped, we went inside.”

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Which is NOT an independent clause?

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Which is NOT a dependent clause?

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A sentence is formed from one or more what units?

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A clause contains a subject and a verb and may express a complete or incomplete thought.

There are two kinds of clauses: dependent and independent.

Independent clauses express complete thoughts and can function as complete sentences on their own.

Dependent clauses include a subject and a verb but cannot stand alone and usually start with a subordinator.

Dependent clauses need an independent clause to form a complete sentence.

The phrase with the subordinating word is the dependent clause.

Sentences are built from clauses that express a complete thought.

 
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