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A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a predicate and

conveys a complete sense.

Identify each sentence below as an independent clause or a dependent
clause.
1. If you give me a reason. ___________________

2. After months of research. ___________________
3. I enjoy ice cream. ___________________

4. John hit the baseball. ___________________
5. Whatever makes you happy. ___________________

6. Whomever you like. ___________________

7. The poet received many awards. ___________________
8. When the president arrives. ___________________

There are two categories of clauses. These are:

Independent Clause Dependent or Subordinate Clause

Independent Clause Dependent or Subordinate Clause

G Can stand alone as a sentence. G Cannot stand alone as a sentence.
G Expresses a complete thought. G Must be attached to an independent

For example: clause.
The stallion tossed his mane happily. For example:
after the east sailboat crossed the

finished line.

Types of Clauses
There are three types of clauses. They are:

Noun Clause Adjective Clause Adverb Clause

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