Identify the independent clause.

If Gina catches . . .
David throws . . .
When coach arrives . . .
Since they scored . . .

Question

Identify the independent clause.

If Gina catches . . . 
David throws . . . 
When coach arrives . . . 
Since they scored . . .

gamer56 · Answer

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gamer56 · Answer

The independent clause is, David throws.

superflytyguy · Answer

Is that a full sentence?

superflytyguy · Answer

Sounds like a fragment

gamer56 · Answer

@SuperflyTyGuy  Please don't post a answer if you don't know what you are talking about. (:
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superflytyguy · Answer

@gamer56 I do know what I'm talking about. If I said "David throws". David throws what? There is no predicate

superflytyguy · Answer

Independent clauses contain a predicate

arabpride · Answer

"David throws." IS an independent clause because it has a subject + a predicated, therefore ALL the necessary components of a complete sentence are present. :D

arabpride · Answer

predicate**

anonymous · Answer

Gamer was right haha