Question
Identify the dependent clause. Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
I must say that kale is my favorite green vegetable.
I must say that kale is my favorite green vegetable.
Joelle received a film camera for her birthday, but she had trouble finding a place to buy film.
Joelle received a film camera for her birthday, but she had trouble finding a place to buy film.
Just in case Jonathan forgets to mow the grass in the area on the side of the garage.
Just in case Jonathan forgets to mow the grass in the area on the side of the garage.
After we return from vacation, unpack our luggage, and relax for a few hours.
After we return from vacation, unpack our luggage, and relax for a few hours.
Lexi and I will have the same math class next year.
Responses
I must say that kale is my favorite green vegetable.
I must say that kale is my favorite green vegetable.
Joelle received a film camera for her birthday, but she had trouble finding a place to buy film.
Joelle received a film camera for her birthday, but she had trouble finding a place to buy film.
Just in case Jonathan forgets to mow the grass in the area on the side of the garage.
Just in case Jonathan forgets to mow the grass in the area on the side of the garage.
After we return from vacation, unpack our luggage, and relax for a few hours.
After we return from vacation, unpack our luggage, and relax for a few hours.
Lexi and I will have the same math class next year.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The two correct dependent clauses from your list are:
1. **Just in case Jonathan forgets to mow the grass in the area on the side of the garage.**
2. **After we return from vacation, unpack our luggage, and relax for a few hours.**
Dependent clauses cannot stand alone as complete sentences and usually begin with subordinating conjunctions. The other options provided are independent clauses.
1. **Just in case Jonathan forgets to mow the grass in the area on the side of the garage.**
2. **After we return from vacation, unpack our luggage, and relax for a few hours.**
Dependent clauses cannot stand alone as complete sentences and usually begin with subordinating conjunctions. The other options provided are independent clauses.