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Is the underlined clause independent or subordinate?

The Watsons put on a fireworks show that we watch every Fourth of July.



A.
independent


B.
subordinate

Answer 1

that we watch every fourth of july

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

The underlined clause is a subordinate clause, because it can't stand on it's own.

Answer 5

Is the underlined clause independent or subordinate?

After the rain stopped, a rainbow began to appear.



A.
independent


B.
subordinate

Answer 6

A rainbow began to appear

Answer 7

It's an independent clause, because it can stand on it's own.

Answer 8

Is the underlined clause independent or subordinate?

Sima loves butternut squash with brown sugar sprinkled on it.



A.
subordinate


B.
independent

Answer 9

With brown sugar sprinkled on it

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Is the underlined clause independent or subordinate?

The cat knocked over the cake that Theo baked yesterday.



A.
independent


B.
subordinate

Answer 12

that theo baked yesterday

Answer 13

Let's see, use the phrase "that Theo baked yesterday" as a sentence. Is it a complete sentence? No, it just says "that Theo baked yesterday", it doesn't say what he baked. If it was just "Theo baked yesterday", it would be complete. Let's use the first part of the sentence "The cat knocked over the cake", can you use that as a sentence? Yes, "The cat knocked over the cake". Now let's look at both of them. "The cat knocked over the cake that Theo baked yesterday" , "The cat knocked over the cake" is independent, you can use it by itself in a sentence. "that Theo baked yesterday" is incomplete and cannot stand alone in a sentence, therefore it is a subordinate clause.