Can someone explain to me independent and subordinate clauses? I've read things about it but it still confuses me.
I think I might be able to
Okay! Thank you
I had the same question on my test! Are you cyber schooled?
Yes
Really? What school?
Connections Academy
Seriously?? Same here
Really!! Awesome!! :D
Yeah! What grade?
12th. You?
9th
Oh wow, you're a lot younger! ^_^
I don't mean that as a bad thing.. :)
An independent clause can stand alone as a complete grammatical sentence. It contains the main subject and verb of the sentence. It might or might not have an object. Example : A cat is in the room. The cat......is....in the room.-- Subject....Verb.....Prepositional Phrase Showing Place
Haha, I know! Well, my birthday was a couple days after the cut off date at school, so if if I were born a couple days earlier, I would be in tenth grade. :) But I take tenth and eleventh grade classes
Okay, yeah that makes sense! Thank you! What about subordinate clauses?
Oh, lol. Well at least you get to enjoy being in easier classes longer. lol
Yeah, haha. Uhm I don't mean to sound weird or anything, but you should add me on facebook, then it would be easier to talk, because this cite is acting weird from my laptop. Yeah subordinate clause, give me a sec to type
A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a grammatical sentence because of an extra element that changes an independent clause into a dependent clause. It must always be connected to an independent clause. For example: •Because I was late Extra element + Independent clause = Dependent clause Because I was late Subject Verb Adjective
Does that help?
Yeah, I think I understand! Thanks so much and sure, I don't mind adding you on fb. OS is acting weird for me too. Here is my fb: https://www.facebook.com/FabulousMe95 :)
Okay! Btw my name isn't Anabele, haha
Megan ;) Well my name isn't Karl lol
Krista ;) lol I hope that helped though!
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