Answer:
Subordinate Clause
1. Without meaning to,
2. where I can listen to it for free
3. After going to the dentist,
4. when the concert got cancelled.
5. is our neighbor
Explanation:
A subordinate clause refers to a clause that can't stand alone as a complete sentence and does not provide a complete thought or sentence. Such clauses leave questions on people's mind because they are incomplete.
Subordinate clauses complements the main clause of a sentence by adding more meaning to the whole sentence unit. Due to the dependence of the subordinate clause upon the main clause, it is also referred to as a dependent clause while the main clause is known to be the independent clause.
A look at the above clauses, one will discover that they are incomplete.
With the invention of the cotton gin during the Industrial Revolution, the South experienced major social and economic changes.
lowercase invention, capitalize Industrial & Revolution, and capitalize South.
