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Which sentence begins with an independent clause and ends with a dependent clause?(1 point) Responses I did my chores after school. I did my chores after school. During the day, I talk to my friends. During the day, I talk to my friends. My dog is brown, which is my favorite color. My dog is brown, which is my favorite color. This morning, I had cereal.Which sentence begins with an independent clause and ends with a dependent clause?(1 point) Responses I did my chores after school. I did my chores after school. During the day, I talk to my friends. During the day, I talk to my friends. My dog is brown, which is my favorite color. My dog is brown, which is my favorite color. This morning, I had cereal.
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The sentence that begins with an independent clause and ends with a dependent clause is: "My dog is brown, which is my favorite color."
In this sentence, "My dog is brown" is an independent clause, and "which is my favorite color" is a dependent clause.
In this sentence, "My dog is brown" is an independent clause, and "which is my favorite color" is a dependent clause.