Dependent (Noun)
Dependent (Adjective)
Dependent (Adverb)
Dependent
Independent
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Noun clauses are always combined with what?
Another clause
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What does an adjective clause usually do?
Modify nouns and pronouns in another clause
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What purpose do adverb clauses serve?
To modify verbs, other verbs, and adjectives
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What are the three types of dependent clauses?
Noun, Adjective, and Adverb
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What is an independent clause?
A stand alone statement, it does not need extra support.
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Where are noun clauses found?
Within another clause
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Where are adjective clauses found?
Immediately after the word they modify
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Is the following statement an adverb clause? "unless you run fast"
yes
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Is the following statement a dependent clause? Why? If I were going on a really long hike
Yes, because it is an incomplete sentence and requires another clause to become relevant.
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Identify the independent clause. 1) When I go running 2) I like to run outside
2) I like to run outside
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Give an example of a relative pronoun that may start a noun clause.
That, which, what, whom, whose, whatever, whomever, whichever. (sometimes who, what, when, where, why, and how may also start a noun clause)
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What is the adjective clause in the following sentence? The surgery, which took three hours, was a success.
"which took three hours"
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What can adverb clauses tell us?
The who, what, when, where, or how to some extent or another.
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What is a dependent clause also known as?
A subordinate clause
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How can you join a pair of independent clauses?
With a comma and conjunction
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