In English grammar, a dependent clause<span> is a group of words that has both a </span>subject<span> and a </span>verb<span> but (unlike an </span>independent clause<span>) cannot stand alone as a </span>sentence<span>. Also known as a </span>subordinate clause<span>.</span>
My sister and I <u>grew up</u> and went to school in Jamaica.
Answer: The complete predicate of the sentence given is:
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"depends on us" .
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1. His argument is that the two boys should not be sentenced to death, and that the "Wild and extravagant stories were freely published as if they were fact." Should not be used against the boys, due to their status of wealth. He argues that never before has a minor been sentenced to death in the state of Illinois and that the media frenzy around the case should not be used in their conviction.
2."And I think I am safe in saying, although I have not examined all the records and could not, but I think I am safe in saying that never has there been such a case in the state of Illinois."
"Why need a judge be urged by every argument, moderate and immoderate, to hang two boys in the face of every precedent in Illinois and in the face of progress of the last 50—at least twenty-five—years?"<span>
He uses persuasive language to lessen the impact of the case against the boys, by calling into question the legal system and the humanity of the judge as well as the historical cases in the state of Illinois.</span>
It's using words with its proper meaning , it's a direct word that defines other English languages
