Uncle Charlie when he was told about the escaped fleas broke out in a blush.
comma between fleas and broke out? yes, but you need one more comma in that sentence
independen clause = broke out in a blush? Nope! That's the verb part of the independent clause, but what's the subject? Who/What was doing the breaking out?
And what is the dependent clause?
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As the team drove away Sarah who was forgetful realized she had left the team's fuzzy golden trophy behind.
comma between: away,sarah and fuzzy, golden Yes, but you need one more comma in this sentence.
What's the independent clause?
dependent clause: As the team drove away Yes, that is one of them, but there are two more.
Find the independent and dependent clauses of each sentence and place the correct comma(s).
Uncle Charlie when he was told about the escaped fleas broke out in a blush.
comma between fleas and broke out?
independen clause = broke out in a blush?
As the team drove away Sarah who was forgetful realized she had left the team's fuzzy golden trophy behind.
comma between: away,sarah and fuzzy, golden
dependent clause: As the team drove away
Thanks!
4 answers
Independent clause - Sarah who was forgetful
The rest are dependent clauses.
The rest are dependent clauses.
Could this be a sentence on its own? Sarah who was forgetful
To be an independent clause, it must be able to be a sentence by itself.
To be an independent clause, it must be able to be a sentence by itself.
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