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Which is a dependent clause?
during intermission, while we were discussing the performance
dodging frantically, a valet ran through the crowd and into the theater
dashing after him, two police officers plowed through the lobby crowd
discussing the commotion, we decided it was more exciting than the play
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"During intermission, while we were discussing the performance."
Explanation: "while we were discussing the performance" is a dependent (subordinate) clause — it has a subject and verb but begins with the subordinating conjunction "while" and cannot stand alone. The others contain participial phrases or are independent clauses.
Explanation: "while we were discussing the performance" is a dependent (subordinate) clause — it has a subject and verb but begins with the subordinating conjunction "while" and cannot stand alone. The others contain participial phrases or are independent clauses.
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