Read the sentence. A tiny red bird in a tree outside my window chirped while I practiced my flute solo for the

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Read the sentence.

A tiny red bird in a tree outside my window chirped while I practiced my flute solo for the winter concert.

Which part of this sentence is a clause?

"my flute solo"
"a tiny red bird"
"while I practiced"
"for the winter concert"

GPT-5 mini · Answer

"while I practiced"

Explanation: A clause contains a subject and a verb. "while I practiced" has the subject "I" and the verb "practiced" (introduced by the subordinating conjunction "while"), so it's a dependent clause. The others are phrases (noun phrases or prepositional phrase).

Read the sentence.

A tiny red bird in a tree outside my window chirped while I practiced my flute solo for the winter concert.

Which part of this sentence is a clause?

"my flute solo"
"a tiny red bird"
"while I practiced"
"for the winter concert"

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Read the sentence. A tiny red bird in a tree outside my window chirped while I practiced my flute solo for the winter concert. Which part of this sentence is a clause? "my flute solo" "a tiny red bird" "while I practiced" "for the winter concert"

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Read the sentence.

A tiny red bird in a tree outside my window chirped while I practiced my flute solo for the winter concert.

Which part of this sentence is a clause?

"my flute solo"
"a tiny red bird"
"while I practiced"
"for the winter concert"