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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!
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!
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Answered by
Writeacher
Uncle Charlie when he was told about the escaped fleas broke out in a blush.
comma between fleas and broke out? <b>yes, but you need one more comma in that sentence</b>
independen clause = broke out in a blush? <b>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?</b>
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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 <b>Yes, but you need one more comma in this sentence.
What's the independent clause?</b>
dependent clause: As the team drove away <b>Yes, that is one of them, but there are two more.</b>
comma between fleas and broke out? <b>yes, but you need one more comma in that sentence</b>
independen clause = broke out in a blush? <b>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?</b>
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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 <b>Yes, but you need one more comma in this sentence.
What's the independent clause?</b>
dependent clause: As the team drove away <b>Yes, that is one of them, but there are two more.</b>
Answered by
Anonymous
Independent clause - Sarah who was forgetful
The rest are dependent clauses.
The rest are dependent clauses.
Answered by
Writeacher
Could this be a sentence on its own? <u>Sarah who was forgetful</u>
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.
Answered by
Writeacher
Study this if your text isn't clear:
https://www.english-grammar-revolution.com/sentence-structure.html
https://www.english-grammar-revolution.com/sentence-structure.html
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