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N76 [4]
1 year ago
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Exercise 2 Draw one line under each main clause and two lines under each subordinate clause. Then write c if the sentence is com

plex or cc if the sentence is compound-complex.
The dog finally caught the ball as it drifted into the neighbor’s yard.
English
1 answer:
valkas [14]1 year ago
4 0

A clause that does not shape an easy sentence by itself and that is related to the main clause of a sentence in the sentence, I went home due to the fact I felt sick, due to the fact I felt ill is a subordinate clause.

 C                                                       CC

as it,                                     The dog finally caught the ball as it drifted into

                                                      the neighbor's yard.

A compound-complex sentence is constituted of a minimum impartial clause and one or more established clauses. For example, though Mitchell prefers looking at romantic movies, he rented the contemporary secret agent mystery, and he enjoyed it a very lot. A compound-complex sentence is made out of a minimum independent clause and one or more based clauses. A simple sentence consists of the best clause. A compound sentence includes two or greater unbiased clauses. A complicated sentence has at least one unbiased clause plus at least one based clause.

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