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A dependent clause cannot stand alone, though they often contain both a subject and a verb. Where independent clauses express complete thoughts, dependent clauses do not, and left on their own, ...
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Differences between a phrase, clause and a sentence (III) - MSNThe first, ‘If he did not come’, is a subordinate clause of condition treated as a sentence. Also, ‘Some of the people’ is a phrase equally wrongly handled.
If you ever want to clear a room, a single word will usually do the trick: grammar. For anyone who had a hypercritical English teacher or a particularly persnickety aunt, the word conjures up some ...
A subordinate clause is a part of a sentence that adds additional information to the main clause. Relative clauses come directly after the noun they are referring to.
Its main clause, “Wilson became,” is boring compared with other stuff going on here. The stuff in the subordinate clause — the part that begins with the subordinating conjunction “when ...
Subordinate Clauses in Sk̲wx̲wu7mesh: Their Form and Function by Peter Jacobs. This paper examines three subordinate clause types in Sk̲wx̲wu7mesh: nominalized clauses, conjunctive clauses and /u/ ...
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Differences between a phrase, clause and a sentence (II) - MSNIf PDP features Atiku and Wike (A subordinate clause of condition, also not a sentence) For the two to make sense, an independent clause has to be added to each: Since they came late, they had to ...
If PDP features Atiku and Wike (A subordinate clause of condition, also not a sentence) For the two to make sense, an independent clause has to be added to each: ...
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