Clauses and Phrases

Identify the type of clause or phrase in the sentence below.

Before people are allowed to go into the building and take their seats, THEY MUST GO THROUGH THE SECURITY CHECK AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE.

gerund phrase
main clause
subordinate clause
participial phrase

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Clauses and Phrases

Identify the type of clause or phrase in the sentence below.

Before people are allowed to go into the building and take their seats, THEY MUST GO THROUGH THE SECURITY CHECK AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE.

gerund phrase
    main clause
    subordinate clause
    participial phrase

conqueror · Answer

Any ideas ?

conqueror · Answer

I think A and D are ruled out, try to pick between B and C.

anonymous · Answer

ok sounds like Participle because past or present

anonymous · Answer

sounds more like speaking into the future like present

anonymous · Answer

not Gerund because not starting with ing

anonymous · Answer

if it was between choices but my answer actually is B

anonymous · Answer

It is the main clause of the sentence because it is an independent clause that can stand alone, even if you were to remove the introductory clause, "Before people are allowed to go into the building and take their seats

conqueror · Answer

Ok, go for it.

anonymous · Answer

IM RIGHT ITS B!!!! WOOP WOOP

anonymous · Answer

Sorry I'm late, my computer is being rude... >.> Lol

anonymous · Answer

LOL