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Elis [28]
3 years ago
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Select the correct and entire subordinate clause of the sentence. If you want to attend the college of your choice, you must sta

rt researching now. The subordinate clause is _____. to attend the college of your choice, you must start researching nowIf you wantyou must start researching nowIf you want to attend the college of your choice
English
2 answers:
kupik [55]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The entire subordinate clause of the sentence is the following one: "If you want to attend the college of your choice (...)"

Explanation:

The sentence above is a complex sentence since it contains one independent clause and one dependent clause.  The subordinate clause is the one introduced by <em>if. </em>As dependent clauses cannot stand on their own, you can prove that this the subordinate clause in the sentence by using it as a main clause. If the resulting sentence is ungrammatical, then the if clause is the subordinate clause of the sentence (a). As opposed to A, B can stand on its own because it represents a complete thought, it does not depend on the subordinate clause to complete its meaning.

a) *If you want to attend the college of your choice

b) You must star researching now

Harman [31]3 years ago
5 0
The subordinate clause is "you must start researching now"
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