The dependent clause in the sentence "Dennis ate two apples and a piece of jerky because he was hungry" is "because he was hungry." This clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence and depends on the main clause for its meaning.
What is the dependent clause in the following sentence: Dennis ate two apples and a piece of jerky because he was hungry.
because he was hungry
and a piece of jerky
Dennis ate
Dennis ate two apples
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